Speaker 1: Hello the Internet end. Welcome to season one, seventy seven,
Speaker 1: episode one of the Days like us to production of
Speaker 1: My Heart Radio. This is a podcast where we take
Speaker 1: a deep dive into America's share consciousness. It's Monday, March
Speaker 1: twenty nine one. My name is Jack O'Brien a K.
Speaker 1: I like big boats and I cannot lie you. Other
Speaker 1: sailors can't deny that when a boat floats into an
Speaker 1: itty bitty space because around good hope so waste, it
Speaker 1: gets hung. That is courtesy of Christie. I'm Bucci man.
Speaker 1: Take two. We we edited it out, hopefully we added
Speaker 1: out me fucking up an earlier version. Um, and I
Speaker 1: mean you didn't suck up. Christie got sucked up than
Speaker 1: using the wrong case. I wasn't up on his revision.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's on me. Anyways, I am thrilled to
Speaker 1: be joined by my co host, Mr Miles grad. I
Speaker 1: don't want to wait to me know right now, fun tweet.
Speaker 1: I don't want to wait. But what's some stuff so
Speaker 1: that you get good good man? You know, I feel
Speaker 1: like they didn't they didn't get the rights to that song.
Speaker 1: So when you watch Dawson's Creak on streaming they got
Speaker 1: the wild flagrant fake ass theme song. Oh really, does
Speaker 1: it sound like that? Or is it like? No? It's
Speaker 1: like you're the Dawson's Green creaking it upon a patient.
Speaker 1: Look at this chick, I'm up to all the sister's
Speaker 1: got a black boyfriend and they say that so aggressively
Speaker 1: in the show. What about her black boyfriend? I don't
Speaker 1: like Wow the nineties huh, but yeah. Shout out to
Speaker 1: Johnny Davis for that one. Given up, you know, dude,
Speaker 1: due um? Wow, what a show, What a time to
Speaker 1: be alive. We are thrilled to be joined in our
Speaker 1: third seat by the brilliant. The talented is DJ Daniel
Speaker 1: good Man. My name is dan Zula, the mic ruler
Speaker 1: Game of SCHOOLA. You wanna pod, I'll bring it to you.
Speaker 1: What's up? Wait? Come on now, keep going. There's there's more.
Speaker 1: But the resident was kind of a little bit off
Speaker 1: the beat, and I was like, we're gonna leave it
Speaker 1: at that right there. Okay, But shout out to Matt
Speaker 1: Frederick at Matt Underscore Frederick nine. Thank you so much
Speaker 1: for the Frederick from Uh Sister Podcast. I actually think
Speaker 1: it's actually a different Matt Freendi. I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: that's a very name. That's a very name. Two first names.
Speaker 1: Come on, come on, uh dj Daniel back again, so
Speaker 1: back in the cradle. Indeed on the other side. What's
Speaker 1: good man? What's good man? Daniald you know, not not
Speaker 1: a mood show, you know, a lot of the same.
Speaker 1: Just moved into working with the exactly, still working on
Speaker 1: the Spanish skills. Um, just move into a new apartment
Speaker 1: with my own, her majesty, And it's been it's been
Speaker 1: like that's what she's over there with you because she
Speaker 1: hasn't been home in two days. Yeah, that's that's his
Speaker 1: way of telling him that she is my own with
Speaker 1: her majesty. Oh, you love to see it, and I
Speaker 1: love to hear the adoption of the proper Norman clature
Speaker 1: for talking about our significant others. Truly, I mean, she
Speaker 1: is the queen. How is the you know, this is
Speaker 1: how many times you've been like living with with the
Speaker 1: booth thing. This is my first time, the first time
Speaker 1: living with a significant other. I know that going. How's
Speaker 1: that going? It's going well so far? I mean, you weird,
Speaker 1: that's there's adjustments for both of us. But what's your adjustment?
Speaker 1: You're such an easy going dude. I'm I'm because I
Speaker 1: feel like you're probably like the best person to like
Speaker 1: for the other party to move in with. You're very kind.
Speaker 1: I appreciate that because you're a very considerate person, like
Speaker 1: at your own expense. Sometimes it's like, yes, it's okay,
Speaker 1: I don't need to sit on a normal sleep. I
Speaker 1: can move over with these milk grades. Daniels such a
Speaker 1: trooper man. Definitely adjusting the whispering, my man. He goes
Speaker 1: over and closes the door and turns like it's funny,
Speaker 1: because that's literally what I was gonna say, adjusting the
Speaker 1: volume of my voice. I have a I have a
Speaker 1: posted note on my computer that's just stop yelling because
Speaker 1: I've been it's I put that there myself. That wasn't
Speaker 1: something that that and that Stephanie came in was like,
Speaker 1: you need to quiet down. I'm like, I'm in like
Speaker 1: the room, the office is not filled with ship yet,
Speaker 1: so I can hear the out fair place. I totally
Speaker 1: that's a really good point. Thank you. I started exparing it.
Speaker 1: It smells terrible, but otherwise it doesn't help the acoustics.
Speaker 1: Contrary to what you believe. They keep telling me that
Speaker 1: I think I was get controlled, so you have to,
Speaker 1: So you have to. So she's adjusting to your loud
Speaker 1: talking yes, And then what are you adjusting? What are
Speaker 1: what are the what's your growth opportunity in terms of
Speaker 1: rearranging your expectations and feelings of entitlement in your living space? Um.
Speaker 1: I think one that is certainly an adjustment, but is
Speaker 1: really something that I just needed to change in general
Speaker 1: is just eating better. She has a very low tolerance
Speaker 1: for like shitty food in general, and I really appreciate
Speaker 1: that because it gets me to not be like, oh
Speaker 1: it's late and I'm hungry. Dominoes is still open, right?
Speaker 1: And then also yeah, not having not having two bros
Speaker 1: around who are so probably high and can also co
Speaker 1: worked into ordering Dominoes with me just after a bit
Speaker 1: like you're you're not hungry? Sure, yeah, dude, if it
Speaker 1: was here, you eat it right. If it was here,
Speaker 1: you eat it right. If it was here, That's what
Speaker 1: I thought. So when I get it, you're not gonna
Speaker 1: want to slice. You're not exactly drag him down with
Speaker 1: you in. And the best two is like the group
Speaker 1: like a reason, like you're like, yeah, I kind of
Speaker 1: eat a small lunch though, so yeah, we could probably
Speaker 1: finish the whole. We should probably too, because I probably
Speaker 1: eat a whole one. Yeah, is that something you learned
Speaker 1: the hard way? Like she caught you just like housing
Speaker 1: an entire Domino's pizza like in the bathroom the middle
Speaker 1: of the night. Okay, it's only been just about a month,
Speaker 1: so so the craving that hard yet, But it sounds
Speaker 1: like you're actually terrible. You're bringing in bad eating habits.
Speaker 1: You talked too loud, and she's perfect. Yes, yeah, that
Speaker 1: precisely she is perfect. Look at you couldn't even could
Speaker 1: the thing. I was like, what are you adjusting to?
Speaker 1: You were like, she's healthy and helping me. I my
Speaker 1: life just being around someone who's better than me and
Speaker 1: will accept, uh, just the bullshit that I bring my
Speaker 1: thing that just straight up is like whenever I've moved
Speaker 1: in a couple of times i've lived with a like
Speaker 1: a partner, is always having to have like be upfront
Speaker 1: about my need for person like my alone time, just
Speaker 1: as like your only child, like I recharge in solitude.
Speaker 1: So like that's one thing i'mways like I gotta let
Speaker 1: you know, like it's not nothing personal. This hell, I
Speaker 1: get down. That was that was something that was super
Speaker 1: I would say, like convenient for both of us. Is
Speaker 1: that like she has pretty much only lived alone, um,
Speaker 1: since you know, entering adulthood and so in terms of
Speaker 1: like entertaining herself and stuff like that. She's like, I'm
Speaker 1: kind of I'm chill on my own, Like you don't
Speaker 1: have to you want to go, like do whatever you want.
Speaker 1: Like that's fine. I'm like, you know what did I say?
Speaker 1: Put those away? And I've had to adjust to the
Speaker 1: fact that she hates p knees and I keep getting
Speaker 1: that wrong. Uh, I'm trying chrysanthemums. Yo. I was just
Speaker 1: about to say, I'm thirteen years in and still finding
Speaker 1: out all sorts of things about myself. It is actually
Speaker 1: today is my thirteen wedding Anniverse my wife, Yeah, thirteen
Speaker 1: years ago DJ Daniel Rocket party at my wedding. Um,
Speaker 1: that's a funny story about that wedding. Yeah. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: so I was on acid Well no, but um I was,
Speaker 1: I was eighteen, I was in college. It was my
Speaker 1: I think I was just like I'm literally looking over here,
Speaker 1: what month is it? Like I'm in my second semester
Speaker 1: of my first year. Thank you as my second semester
Speaker 1: of my first year of college, and you know, it
Speaker 1: was a wedding. So the bartender is like, you look
Speaker 1: all right to me, and I think at the time
Speaker 1: it was open bar party, and I just remember my
Speaker 1: mom at that party seeing me drink my first of
Speaker 1: all drinks, gin and Tonic evening and my mom on
Speaker 1: the dance florce has to be just just don't be
Speaker 1: that guy, you know, and then don't be that guy,
Speaker 1: and then you ended up being that guy. Man, I
Speaker 1: gotta tell you, uh, pants around his ankles by the
Speaker 1: end of the night. Was your nickname after that, piss Windmill.
Speaker 1: That's cool, though I don't know what that means. That
Speaker 1: sounds tight. It was actually impressive, actually impressive drunken breakdancing.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you thought so. My mom was horrified, but
Speaker 1: alas you behaved, you're yourself admirably. Yeah. Shout out to
Speaker 1: uh my wife for putting up with me for thirteen years.
Speaker 1: I was going to say the thing that I've had,
Speaker 1: like I am a whole probably s we're then a
Speaker 1: person should be just in all aspects of human functioning.
Speaker 1: For the first like three hours that I'm awak uh
Speaker 1: and being around her when she hits, like gets out
Speaker 1: of bed and is sprinting when she hits the ground,
Speaker 1: and like, h I opened one eye at a time
Speaker 1: over Yeah, Yeah, sounds about right. It sounds like we're
Speaker 1: in a similar bout. Yeah. Anyways, Daniel, as you know,
Speaker 1: we're gonna get to know you a little bit better
Speaker 1: in a moment. First, we're gonna tell our listeners a
Speaker 1: couple of the things we're talking about. We're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about the arrest of a Georgia lawmaker, and it's not
Speaker 1: the one that should be arrested. It's actually somebody knocking
Speaker 1: on that politicians door. Someone knocked on Governor Kemp's door
Speaker 1: and got arrested for doing so, for knowingly knocking. I
Speaker 1: believe whatever that means it was an accidental. Um. I
Speaker 1: want to talk about the trend we're seeing of attacks
Speaker 1: on Asian people in America being explained away by the
Speaker 1: police as having nothing to do with ethnicity. We obviously
Speaker 1: had the big example in Atlanta, UH last week, and
Speaker 1: now there's another kind of example of a sixty nine
Speaker 1: year old Asian man who was attacked by a twentysomething
Speaker 1: man while he was walking his dog. And the police
Speaker 1: have done the same ship, and I just want to
Speaker 1: look at the history of that. There's a really troubling
Speaker 1: historical precedent for that. I want to look at a
Speaker 1: couple of the uh storylines that we're now seeing used
Speaker 1: against Joe Biden that we also saw being used against
Speaker 1: Trump from sort of the MSNBC mainstream media. Just wondering
Speaker 1: if this is like a new rhythm to presidencies and
Speaker 1: their modern era of like everybody being kind of siphoned
Speaker 1: off into their own bubbles, if like these are the
Speaker 1: storylines that will emerge about every president until somebody tears
Speaker 1: Twitter and Facebook down. We're gonna talk about all sorts
Speaker 1: of just Republican funery. We'll talk about crafts, anti veggie campaign,
Speaker 1: all of that plenty more. But first, DJ Daniel, what
Speaker 1: is something from your search history that is revealing about
Speaker 1: who you are? Well? Also in the spirit of moving
Speaker 1: in toilet bowl brushes, Oh man, looking up that toilet
Speaker 1: bowl brushes that's been so you know, Uh, my partner
Speaker 1: take huge bowl in their honey event horizons where it
Speaker 1: like appears out over the water. It's just as one
Speaker 1: of those ones. It's just it's always becomes you know,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry about that. It's a podcast that I'm saying
Speaker 1: second rate, more like a number two podcasts. Anyway, toilet
Speaker 1: bowl brushes just been in the process of getting things
Speaker 1: for the house. We've had different responsibilities and while uh,
Speaker 1: Stephanie is covering the main things like the couch and
Speaker 1: the bed frame, she's like, why don't you look up
Speaker 1: a good toilet bowl brush, Like, babe, I got you
Speaker 1: on that one, No problem, let's get it. And so yeah,
Speaker 1: I've been searching a lot of those, and the market
Speaker 1: is right. There are so many toilet bowl brushes out
Speaker 1: there of all different designs and shapes. Now that I was,
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm thrilled by there's just there's a lot,
Speaker 1: and it's very it's very fun to shop west a
Speaker 1: new technology. I mean, I feel like they need it's
Speaker 1: pretty gross it is. Toilet bowl brushes exist and we
Speaker 1: just leave them there, and uh, like I'm trying to
Speaker 1: come up with like maybe like a squirt bottle or
Speaker 1: something that we could, uh we could use or it
Speaker 1: isn't like the other lazy versions like you put the
Speaker 1: thing in your toilet tanks and then like it's always
Speaker 1: just kind of like there's like some kind of with
Speaker 1: that blue ship. Remember, like in the night it looks
Speaker 1: like a yeah or you or you stick one on
Speaker 1: the side of the I don't think yeah exactly. I
Speaker 1: just throw a couple of those in there every time
Speaker 1: I go to the bathroom. Just drop a couple in.
Speaker 1: You're gonna need that plot plot fist fist. Oh my god, guys,
Speaker 1: we got it. We're off the air, We're off the internet.
Speaker 1: What's happening. I remember, like anytime I would move into
Speaker 1: a new place back back in the day, there was
Speaker 1: a bed bath and beyond trip that always took place.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh yeah, we hand we handled the bed
Speaker 1: bath and beyond trip got are necessary, you know, shower
Speaker 1: curtain hangers and all that jive. But the the other say,
Speaker 1: the funny thing about the toilet pol brushes that babe.
Speaker 1: I've had a really a couple of really cool ones.
Speaker 1: There's one from CB two. There's this other one who
Speaker 1: displays She said, no, we're not going to CB two
Speaker 1: because I have a gift certificate there and we're only
Speaker 1: going to buy stuff from there when we have a
Speaker 1: bunch of things to buy. And I was like, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: So I won't get that one, idiot? What about this?
Speaker 1: So we also have a gift certificate from there, so
Speaker 1: we're not gonna buy anything from there because we have
Speaker 1: a lot of stuff to buy. Wait, y'all got like
Speaker 1: moving in gift certificates, dude, like all of these. So
Speaker 1: I'm trying to remember which service it was. Oh, it
Speaker 1: was changing your address with the USPS. Change your address,
Speaker 1: they give you like just a right, Okay, that's different
Speaker 1: than a gift certificate, where I think people are making
Speaker 1: I have cards on you. It was definitely improper improper
Speaker 1: language there. But yeah, we've just been you know here
Speaker 1: there on whole order. I mean, like makes you wonder,
Speaker 1: makes you wonder? Yeah, yeah, what are they charging normally?
Speaker 1: What's that really? What's that exactly costing them literally nothing?
Speaker 1: But it's saving us pennies on the dollar. Well, you know,
Speaker 1: let us know which brush you end up with. Oh,
Speaker 1: I will be updated. What does it matter? That is conical?
Speaker 1: I want that slightly conical, that way you can really
Speaker 1: hit the underneath sub rim as I call it. I
Speaker 1: want the good points, but I also want the one
Speaker 1: that has like the cap attached to the stick so
Speaker 1: that when you put it back in like the tube.
Speaker 1: It stays like that and then like you push it
Speaker 1: down like venus light. Also also very nice. I've been
Speaker 1: looking for those, but they all have a kind of dos.
Speaker 1: Ones all have like a very like future kind of
Speaker 1: aesthetic where I wants me a little bit more, a
Speaker 1: little bit more. You've always said that like cottage, cottage
Speaker 1: core and very cottage core, you know, Spanish style. Hoo.
Speaker 1: We can't have this future tech toilet ship, so which
Speaker 1: is why you're going with like a tree branch with
Speaker 1: a cotton bloss and thank you. Precisely, you've nailed. You
Speaker 1: said you're fashion. I kind of blake lively, right, nail,
Speaker 1: then thank you. What is something you think is overrated?
Speaker 1: Overrated is small glasses and cups. Recently, since again since
Speaker 1: we moved in, I've been drinking everything out of a jug,
Speaker 1: like everything out of a large glass jar. You know,
Speaker 1: Bell jars, Mason jars, all that stuff. Yeah, and it's like,
Speaker 1: I don't know in what scenario I'm going to be,
Speaker 1: you know, giving someone a glass that like, you know,
Speaker 1: there are dinner glasses that are like you know, this big,
Speaker 1: like almost pint size basically, and that seems like a
Speaker 1: size or a serviceable glass to drink liquid out of.
Speaker 1: But literally those ones that are this big, that are
Speaker 1: so small, maybe like three or four inches tall, that's
Speaker 1: two SIPs of liquid. Two SIPs of liquid. And if
Speaker 1: we're talking wine or whatever, sure, you know, wine, liquor,
Speaker 1: all that stuff go off, you know, sip nicely. But
Speaker 1: like I'm drinking of water with dinner, give me a jug.
Speaker 1: I will not be drinking out of a tiny glass
Speaker 1: that I will take two SIPs out of and it's
Speaker 1: gone and I need to go and refill. Even liquor.
Speaker 1: I like to drink out of a jug with three
Speaker 1: on it, you know and banding. Yeah, but yeah, as
Speaker 1: we've populated our cup. Thing you wouldn't like you hate,
Speaker 1: you hate Japan tiny ass glasses of water because I
Speaker 1: remember being like Pubert Puberty boy in Japan my American applets.
Speaker 1: I was fucking it up, like I was like I
Speaker 1: need nine on trees and this this just class will
Speaker 1: not a lot of times they'll leave a picture on
Speaker 1: the table because they know, like you know, do your
Speaker 1: own shack because also it helps, it helps you be
Speaker 1: less wasteful overall totally, because you know, you go places
Speaker 1: and sometimes motherfucker's don't even touched the cup of water
Speaker 1: at all. And now you don't be wasting water. But
Speaker 1: if at least you're being like, okay, okay, if you
Speaker 1: want more, I got more for you, but I'm not
Speaker 1: We're not in the business of just pouring up of
Speaker 1: water for you. Yeah, so you've been shammed appropriately. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's see if you can do any better with your
Speaker 1: underrated something you well not getting any better. But um
Speaker 1: podcast live shows. And this is not because I'm about
Speaker 1: to be doing one later tonight, no plug because this
Speaker 1: comes out on Monday. But I just watched the dough
Speaker 1: Boys live show UM that they did for the finale
Speaker 1: of munch Madness Pioneered sponsored by Manscaped, and I I
Speaker 1: could not have had a better time seeing the podcast
Speaker 1: that I love play out exactly the way that I
Speaker 1: know it plays out, like getting to see all of
Speaker 1: their expressions that I like you, you hear the conversation.
Speaker 1: This is not news to you, guys, but like everybody
Speaker 1: loves podcasts because they feel like they're part of the
Speaker 1: conversation between their three best friends who they've never met
Speaker 1: before and blah blah blah. Obviously, I feel that way
Speaker 1: about the dough Boys and seeing every x S facial
Speaker 1: expression that Wiger has whenever Mitch says something is do
Speaker 1: bit or every Mitch shaking his head whatever, Wigger is
Speaker 1: just a robot. Was like it was exactly the It
Speaker 1: was candy. It was truly visual candy to watch that.
Speaker 1: Just be like, yare exactly as I expected. All right,
Speaker 1: justin ed and all that ship out about other podcast?
Speaker 1: What is this? Man? Yeah, I heard about that. That's
Speaker 1: the word on the street from a salty person. Oh man,
Speaker 1: it is something I'm trying to think of a podcast.
Speaker 1: I mean yeah, I mean said we went to go
Speaker 1: see Jesus and Marrow. Yeah it was great. That was
Speaker 1: a great live show. And it is play out when
Speaker 1: you're like they stood up, They stood up the whole
Speaker 1: time and just talked off the stage and you're like, great,
Speaker 1: played perfectly for their audience. Like I know that when
Speaker 1: they were when they were rattling off the a k
Speaker 1: as you hear like there's there's half the crowd that
Speaker 1: was there because they're like, oh yeah, Jesus A Merrow.
Speaker 1: I'm familiar with their new showtime show or or I've
Speaker 1: seen their new clips. And then the Bodega Hive who
Speaker 1: was saying back every single a k A to them,
Speaker 1: and it's like, that's the screaming that ship out. I
Speaker 1: remember that show was so funny when that was really
Speaker 1: Farrow talked about the drug dealer who had the sub
Speaker 1: zero mask that he would wear a drug It just perfect.
Speaker 1: It was just perfect. It was truly perfect. But yeah,
Speaker 1: I think, like anything, like whether it's music or like
Speaker 1: a podcast or whatever, it's like whenever you have like
Speaker 1: your idea, like because you're when you're world building in
Speaker 1: your head and then you see the thing in real life,
Speaker 1: it always is a wonderful moment. It's candy. It was
Speaker 1: candy and watching what do you What's your Vibe on
Speaker 1: your live podcast that people unfortunately we'll have to see
Speaker 1: the replay or something or maybe not at all. Have
Speaker 1: they didn't get tickets? I know you can you will.
Speaker 1: Fortunately with this this service, you can buy tickets to
Speaker 1: watch a week later. But yeah, it's I'm you know,
Speaker 1: we're you know, Joel and I will be doing kind
Speaker 1: of like m c intro duties to introduce the wonderful
Speaker 1: Donald phase on Zach Braff and then we'll be sitting
Speaker 1: back and letting them just you know, do all their
Speaker 1: silly business while I'm fielding the live chat of people
Speaker 1: asking the same question a thousand times. And then and
Speaker 1: then in the middle there will be a live performance
Speaker 1: from piss Window exactly. Intermission. All right, let's take a
Speaker 1: quick break. We'll come back and talk about news. And
Speaker 1: we're back. And the fuccory in Georgia is hitting new levels. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess not hitting new levels. It's coming
Speaker 1: in new forms that are yeah, next level ship from
Speaker 1: Governor Kemp, government camp on government camp do something. No. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we talked about, you know, the diabolical fucking voter suppression
Speaker 1: bill and Georgia, the one that is racist revenge for
Speaker 1: people of color organizing to vote in and you know
Speaker 1: we've talked that. It's it's all horseshit, it's all We're
Speaker 1: going back in time to Jim Crowe. It's not new
Speaker 1: Jim Crow because it's just Jim. Like stricter id laws.
Speaker 1: They're shrinking early voting periods, making absentee voting harder. Mobile
Speaker 1: ballot boxes are trying to cut those back. They've even
Speaker 1: made it illegal for volunteers to give people food or
Speaker 1: drink that are waiting in the intentionally manufactured long lines
Speaker 1: uh in heavily minority districts to vote, so they can't.
Speaker 1: They're not evenna Let you hook somebody up with something
Speaker 1: to sustain them as they are being you know, forcibly
Speaker 1: made to like like maybe we can just you know,
Speaker 1: run the clock down on them and they won't vote.
Speaker 1: As this was how happening. Governor Kemp was signing the
Speaker 1: bill into lot at the capital and a state representative
Speaker 1: part Cannon, a black woman, knocked on his office door
Speaker 1: as he decided that this kind of racism was best
Speaker 1: kept behind closed doors. And she just knocked on his
Speaker 1: door being like, you know, trying to like bring awareness,
Speaker 1: Like sir, you should like do that. You're you're so
Speaker 1: ashamed you're doing it back there. Also, this is absolutely nonsense,
Speaker 1: and she was arrested for knocking on the door that
Speaker 1: was or knowingly knocking whatever funk they is there? What's
Speaker 1: the what is the accidental knocking? What? What? I don't know?
Speaker 1: Oh no, you knew, you knew, you knew what you
Speaker 1: were doing putting your lightly tapping your hand on a
Speaker 1: fucking door. As this governor tries to disenfranchise millions of
Speaker 1: people Like what the anyway? I mean, it's just it's
Speaker 1: just really the image of seeing her knock on the
Speaker 1: door and then have these state troopers just whisk her
Speaker 1: away is just really awful to watch, Just like watching
Speaker 1: like like this manifestation of white supremacy reassert its power
Speaker 1: in legal form. Uh yeah, from a different It feels
Speaker 1: like it's from a different decade, different century almost, Yeah,
Speaker 1: and yeah they are just getting away with it. Like
Speaker 1: like we talked about these Uh these are people who
Speaker 1: get uh donations from some of the biggest corporations in
Speaker 1: America and need to be I don't know, they it
Speaker 1: can't be accepted. Like if you found out that fucking
Speaker 1: Coca Cola was donating the bull commer, Like would you
Speaker 1: would you still be cool with that? Right? Yeah? This
Speaker 1: is then then immediately after that she was released, Um,
Speaker 1: I've because fucking nonsense. But as soon as she was released,
Speaker 1: I mean, fucking lawsuits were just filed immediately because they're like,
Speaker 1: this is this is absurd, Like it runs a foul
Speaker 1: of so many things and laws that exist, and it's
Speaker 1: because this is just a voter suppression in its purest form. Um.
Speaker 1: So a lot of the one of the main lawsuits
Speaker 1: is targeting nine specific measures within the new law UM
Speaker 1: as they see it, like those being like the ones
Speaker 1: that probably have a really good chance of being turned down.
Speaker 1: But at the same time, it makes you wonder why
Speaker 1: the funk they're not passing something up top in d
Speaker 1: C to make these standards like a new you know,
Speaker 1: just a new standard of how we're going to vote, um,
Speaker 1: rather than allowing for this ship to continue. And yeah,
Speaker 1: there's like people saying like, well, just wait, we will,
Speaker 1: We're gonna do something in d C. Okay, I'm waiting, UM,
Speaker 1: But I think unfortunately a lot of people be waiting
Speaker 1: in lines trying to vote. It feels a lot sometimes
Speaker 1: like politics exist only in the bubbles where the people
Speaker 1: physically are. It's like you hear a lot of noise
Speaker 1: that comes out of d C where it's like, you know,
Speaker 1: Congress is very active about trying to make this happen,
Speaker 1: and yet state government is just like, you know, it
Speaker 1: doesn't matter to us. We're going to continue the fun
Speaker 1: no matter what. And that's countrywide and and it's it.
Speaker 1: And and also as you were saying, it's like, you know,
Speaker 1: I hope I mean, of course, they're not. But I
Speaker 1: hope everybody, and when I mean everybody, I mean the
Speaker 1: kind of public that is surprised by things like protests,
Speaker 1: by things like public anger. I hope they're keeping track
Speaker 1: of these moments because when people are like, where did
Speaker 1: these protests come from? Where did these you know, where
Speaker 1: did these angry displays of people expressing their anger with
Speaker 1: the state of the government come from? Here's another moment,
Speaker 1: here's another bookmark, Like we can pull out every tweet,
Speaker 1: we can pull out everything, because like as laws in
Speaker 1: the past used to be something that could be not
Speaker 1: necessarily behind closed doors, but definitely not shout out over
Speaker 1: social media, it's like we have that now, and so
Speaker 1: it's just bookmark all of these moments when it's like
Speaker 1: you want to know why this happened, here's ABC through
Speaker 1: fucking z of why people are acting like this, because
Speaker 1: everything it's all right here, it's happening live in front
Speaker 1: of your face, and it's just because you're not paying
Speaker 1: attention that you're surprised by any of it. Sure, unfortunately,
Speaker 1: feel like some of the people that would probably be
Speaker 1: the ones that need to unfortunately need to see a
Speaker 1: list of how people arrive at a point of anger
Speaker 1: after being oppressed. I don't know if that's gonna help. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: I'm a little cynical, but you don't know. You never.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you may have someone somewhat slightly reasonable and you're like, Okay,
Speaker 1: if you really are confused, let me tell you why.
Speaker 1: Because at every corner there this system of oppression is
Speaker 1: finding a way to claw back any gains you've made,
Speaker 1: and it will, it will try and respond doubly in
Speaker 1: the in the face of your own advancement or pursuit
Speaker 1: of whatever form of liberation we can get. And part
Speaker 1: of this is the design of racism is too make
Speaker 1: you hopeless, to make it just deflating, right, and to
Speaker 1: like to make to send that message clearly, uh, and
Speaker 1: just keep the pressure on, keep you know, without saying
Speaker 1: the thing out loud, doing it so where everybody can
Speaker 1: see it. And then like I feel like there's probably
Speaker 1: some like Democrat, like big d democratic politicians who are
Speaker 1: going to act surprised by this, but I think like
Speaker 1: for a Kemp or you know, the Republican Party, like
Speaker 1: this is all part of the calculation, is like do
Speaker 1: things that are going to enrage people when people are
Speaker 1: enraged publicized that so that you're you know, white supremacist
Speaker 1: voter base or have something to be afraid of. Like
Speaker 1: I think that is perpetuate all stereotypes of vicious, angry
Speaker 1: people of color when there's no context of like, oh,
Speaker 1: these are people fighting for their lives. It's not like,
Speaker 1: you know what, I just woke up and decided I'm
Speaker 1: gonna just start screaming about voter suppression. No, that's not
Speaker 1: what it is. Oh and also one other thing about
Speaker 1: Brian Kemp though, let's not forget this is the guy
Speaker 1: who erased like over three hundred thousand people from the
Speaker 1: voter scrolls to beat Stacy Abrahams by fifty votes. So
Speaker 1: this is this is just like part and parcel of
Speaker 1: his whole fucking m O, which is the erasure of
Speaker 1: the ability and you know, presence of a black vote.
Speaker 1: But you know what, I'm hopefully these lawsuits uh coalesce
Speaker 1: into something effective. Hopefully, I mean hopefully something will happen
Speaker 1: at a federal level that can provide some kind of shelter.
Speaker 1: But I have a feeling this is again going to
Speaker 1: fall on activists to try and do as much work
Speaker 1: as possible to try and make you know, clawback some
Speaker 1: fairness in all this. Well, did Biden announce like some
Speaker 1: overarching like federal push to try and protect voter rights, Like,
Speaker 1: is that something that's being like moved through. Well, that's
Speaker 1: what HR one is, Like, that's the one that is
Speaker 1: enshrining a lot of these things to make them like
Speaker 1: to invest in the ability to have better access to
Speaker 1: voting and to make it easier and to have people
Speaker 1: registered on their eighteenth birthday automatically ship like that. You know,
Speaker 1: that's the kinds of things that typically people who are
Speaker 1: trying to push back against have to do, like, you know,
Speaker 1: voter registration drive to make sure everyone's eligible. But like
Speaker 1: it would be so much easier if it was just
Speaker 1: sort of like, hey, you're eighteen, you're eligible enough to
Speaker 1: register because that's your right and we're not trying to
Speaker 1: make it cumbersome or create obstacles for you to exercise
Speaker 1: those rights. Right, And their only argument against that is
Speaker 1: voter fraud, which is not a black people voting, Yeah,
Speaker 1: fraud is the code. And then that and then they
Speaker 1: just call it a socialist wish list or some ship
Speaker 1: like that, and it's like get to fucking vote, you know, asshole.
Speaker 1: That makes it makes it easier for you assholes to
Speaker 1: vote too. So I honest see where the advantage is
Speaker 1: because they know that it's it's an existential threat to
Speaker 1: make voting easier similar for people. All right, let's move
Speaker 1: on to another story about white supremacy, in this time
Speaker 1: in the police force. There was a search early last
Speaker 1: week for a suspect who had attack attacked a sixty
Speaker 1: nine year old Asian man while he was walking his
Speaker 1: dog near middle middle school. Uh, there was video of it.
Speaker 1: They circulated the video that dude just like runs up
Speaker 1: and hits him on the back of the head like viciously.
Speaker 1: People were outraged they caught this dude. He was like
Speaker 1: a twentysomething guy. And now the police are like, actually,
Speaker 1: it was a dispute over their dogs and it had
Speaker 1: nothing to do with ethnicity. Wait, so, but the video
Speaker 1: is someone getting sucker punched in the back of their head. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and apparently they had had a like their dogs had
Speaker 1: been like growling at each other. But the idea that
Speaker 1: the police can enter a suspects brain and determined that
Speaker 1: the race of their victim had nothing to do with
Speaker 1: the crime that they've committed. While there's a massive rise
Speaker 1: in violence against Asian people, while a white supremacist movement
Speaker 1: headed by somebody who used racist language to like blame
Speaker 1: Asian people for five thousand deaths in America. Like that,
Speaker 1: it's just so reductive and dismissive and like just de
Speaker 1: fact or white supremacy. It's just like yeah, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's that we we don't have to worry about that.
Speaker 1: And there's there's a long history of US law enforcement
Speaker 1: like looking the other way when it comes to racial
Speaker 1: hate crimes against Asian people. There's a guy named Vincent
Speaker 1: Chen who was beaten to death in two because too
Speaker 1: white laid off auto workers mistook him as Japanese and
Speaker 1: reportedly said that he was the reason they don't have
Speaker 1: jobs while murdering him, and they got fines and probation,
Speaker 1: and the judge in the case of when people were like, wait,
Speaker 1: why the funk are these people not serving jail time,
Speaker 1: the Justice Kaufman, the guy who presided over that decision, said,
Speaker 1: these weren't the kind of men you send to jail.
Speaker 1: You don't make the punishment fit the crime. You make
Speaker 1: the punishment fit the criminal. Yeah, yeah, I mean, you
Speaker 1: know this is just similar patterns no matter what group
Speaker 1: you're in, of just a lack of care or sense
Speaker 1: of duty to protect um. And then to also because
Speaker 1: you know, the arm are policing is just an extension
Speaker 1: of white supremacy. That to to look to that body
Speaker 1: to try and see the nuance of white supremacy is
Speaker 1: just like it's impossible, um and it and it only
Speaker 1: allows for the obscuring of the actual hate that's going
Speaker 1: on and on and on top of that, it's what
Speaker 1: it does is further this fucked up you know, model
Speaker 1: minority view on what Asian people, Asian Americans, Asian immigrants
Speaker 1: are that if it's not a hate crime, then they're
Speaker 1: not a group that it has to endure white supremacy
Speaker 1: because they don't get hate crimes because they're actually the
Speaker 1: model minor. They've came they've come here and put their
Speaker 1: heads down and they're not bothering. They don't bother anyone,
Speaker 1: and they don't get bothered. You see. That's what that's
Speaker 1: how that's why they're cool. And but but then you
Speaker 1: do you do the insidious work of then erasing the
Speaker 1: acts of hate against them to keep you know, to
Speaker 1: not have to have a reckoning with it. Uh yeah,
Speaker 1: and it's just it's I mean, it's just it's how
Speaker 1: it it's it's always constantly happening. And I think that's
Speaker 1: what's self tragic and ironic and ridiculous that when sometimes
Speaker 1: people get bogged down and like, well, what is a
Speaker 1: hate crime? And who who decides what? Because couldn't he
Speaker 1: just be a white guy and just punch somebody out
Speaker 1: that's browning in not be a hate crime? And Okay,
Speaker 1: but I think more than that, like how we're defining it,
Speaker 1: is we rather or not it meets this criteria hate crime,
Speaker 1: We need to look at who the victims are and
Speaker 1: what the effect is on the people that are part
Speaker 1: of that community. Because even if it's, uh, you don't
Speaker 1: if this person say it's about dogs, I look at that,
Speaker 1: and I add that to the list of anecdotes that
Speaker 1: I've heard from my mom, my family, friends, everybody, people
Speaker 1: in my neighborhood that have the older Asian women being
Speaker 1: attacked where I fucking grew up and I'm begging my
Speaker 1: mom to not go outside and it's a fucked up
Speaker 1: place to be in h Yet we're not having we're
Speaker 1: not going to have a real upfront conversation about really
Speaker 1: what this all means and how it affects people. But again,
Speaker 1: this is but we're asking something, we're asking for, you know,
Speaker 1: of a culture to evolve at a speed that it
Speaker 1: just is able to at the moment, right, But it's
Speaker 1: it's had plenty of time. But yeah, yeah, and I
Speaker 1: and I'm and I really I'm afraid to see how
Speaker 1: it keeps, how it keeps building because the but the
Speaker 1: pandemic being over isn't gonna be like the release valve
Speaker 1: for all this anti Asian hate. It's not going to
Speaker 1: be this is it's it's going to it will evolve,
Speaker 1: and that's what's the most frightening thing. And to live
Speaker 1: in a country to where you know, the powers that
Speaker 1: be are unwilling to actually intervene, you know, it's it's
Speaker 1: hard to not be super fucking cynical. Yeah. Um, all right,
Speaker 1: let's take a quick break and we'll be right back.
Speaker 1: And we're back. And I wanted to just take a
Speaker 1: quick look at how the MAGA world in particulars responding
Speaker 1: to Biden's presidents so far um, because I'm actually seeing
Speaker 1: some overlaps in some of the ways that I think
Speaker 1: the MSNBC sort of mainstream media initially reacted to the
Speaker 1: Trump presidency um that in retrospect, we're probably not the
Speaker 1: approaches to take to you know, resisting that presidency or uh,
Speaker 1: you know, trying to report on that presidency. So, uh,
Speaker 1: number one is cognitive decline. Mega is apparently on some
Speaker 1: Biden tripping proves he's not fit for office ship and
Speaker 1: his rigidness as a politicians, right exactly, but like the
Speaker 1: going after that, right, but the it just reminds me
Speaker 1: of like I was looking back at some of the
Speaker 1: articles that were written about the twenty five Amendment during
Speaker 1: Trump's presidency, uh, and like everything they're saying about him
Speaker 1: is true. Like they're like he he uses these violent videos.
Speaker 1: He's clearly like obsessed with violence. He wants his supporters
Speaker 1: to use violence, but they always like end it with
Speaker 1: and he's unraveling and things are about to get like worse.
Speaker 1: That's why we need to which seems like it's like
Speaker 1: that's not something that I feel like was necessarily there.
Speaker 1: I feel like he always told his supporters and his
Speaker 1: critics who exactly who he was, and the thing that
Speaker 1: happened was that his supporters did what they've been saying
Speaker 1: they were going to do, so like just kind of
Speaker 1: calling that out as a thing that seems to be
Speaker 1: like a an easy way to criticize somebody that might
Speaker 1: not always be supported. And obviously they're both very old men, right,
Speaker 1: so yes, it's in the ballpark or if you like,
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe right, but then like name every
Speaker 1: WU Tang member, so you might you might have cognitive
Speaker 1: decline the but like there's a bunch of Republican senators
Speaker 1: who met with Biden were like, actually, like this doesn't
Speaker 1: really seem to hold water. He seems to be all
Speaker 1: there because they're all his age too, you sharp as
Speaker 1: literally sharp attack was the word that they used. And
Speaker 1: then the election fraud thing is something that a bunch
Speaker 1: of the Republicans who voted for Trumps still can't get over.
Speaker 1: And there's huge portions of the population who still think
Speaker 1: that Biden's an illegitimate president. And I think, just in retrospect,
Speaker 1: that was probably the aspect of the Trump resistance that
Speaker 1: feels like the most wasted effort and time was like
Speaker 1: the whole Mueller investigation, like Russia angle. So I guess
Speaker 1: I'm just like curious if these are just the things
Speaker 1: that we're going to see from both sides now whenever
Speaker 1: there's a president, it doesn't make because it's all stupid,
Speaker 1: and it's just like it's like, let's exchange hats. Okay,
Speaker 1: so I have the your your your president sucks hat,
Speaker 1: presidents fucking whack fuck old, decrepit a fraud, and you'll
Speaker 1: wear the oh my god, I love him hat. And
Speaker 1: then the second that the inauguration came in, all right,
Speaker 1: let me get your hat real quick. Okay, switch wrong okay,
Speaker 1: And then now they go by, didn't did everything so wonderful?
Speaker 1: On the right media and on the right it's like
Speaker 1: this god, decrepit, n this fraud. It's just it's just
Speaker 1: it's like it's like fucking clockwork, and it's just it's
Speaker 1: it's basically the egos of these ideologies playing out through
Speaker 1: the news, which is basically allows them to immediately focus
Speaker 1: on an external issue rather than take any time to
Speaker 1: have a postmortem on how things could have gone so
Speaker 1: wrong based on an election Dems Democrats would rather not
Speaker 1: talk about how clinging to a dynastic family with a
Speaker 1: ton of political baggage was a bad move In nearly
Speaker 1: both elections, okay, and then Republicans don't have to act
Speaker 1: like they didn't show their whole asshole from seventeen to
Speaker 1: twenty one by hitting the switch on the Biden came
Speaker 1: to go upstairs mode, right, because it allows you to
Speaker 1: completely ignore all the ships you were saying, all the
Speaker 1: ugliness that you stood for. Um. And I just want
Speaker 1: to play this clip because like on Fox News, the
Speaker 1: way they were responding to the press conference, it just
Speaker 1: shows like you can feel the energy that they're so
Speaker 1: like they want to forget that they were pieces of
Speaker 1: ship and they're like, you know, we're actually like the
Speaker 1: dope journalists like this whole time and the just just
Speaker 1: listen to the tone of this uh this crew. Well,
Speaker 1: if I had been there, I definitely would have taken
Speaker 1: told the President to call on Peter Doocey. Um. Peter
Speaker 1: Doocey is not Jim Acosta, and he's got good questions.
Speaker 1: And the President showed his want to answer questions from
Speaker 1: all those other people. And what Peter Doocey just said
Speaker 1: were the two questions he wanted to ask. I think
Speaker 1: that the President would have had a way to answer them.
Speaker 1: Why make Peter Doosey a story, right, just take his
Speaker 1: question and move on again. They're just you see, like
Speaker 1: this is because on the Fox News reporter, Yeah, during
Speaker 1: during the thing that's there, that's the story they're they're
Speaker 1: trying to cover, right, right, Yeah, And it's just and
Speaker 1: again they can put this again. You just put your
Speaker 1: hat on now, because now you're on the other side.
Speaker 1: You're in the minority, and this is and this is
Speaker 1: the space they do. They do it best from there
Speaker 1: because people can't see the video, but she's actually wearing
Speaker 1: a Derby hat with a press card in the brim
Speaker 1: while she's making this critique. Oh man, that's funny. What
Speaker 1: annoys me about all of this is that it just
Speaker 1: completely lowers the discourse about just talking about the president
Speaker 1: in general or talking about Paul tics. It silences the
Speaker 1: people who are criticizing every president on everything that is
Speaker 1: valid criticism, and it makes it the shouting competitions, which
Speaker 1: you're absolutely right, and it's just like you know, it's
Speaker 1: it's it's truly, you know, the media keeping this this,
Speaker 1: keeping this narrative alive and ruining any chance for a
Speaker 1: good conversation. I mean that is literally high school ship,
Speaker 1: Like he didn't talk to him like he he like
Speaker 1: totally ignored him. Yeah, it's just it's just annoying. It's
Speaker 1: I know, he's a dick. We're not talking to him anymore,
Speaker 1: Like what the and it's and it's unfortunate because yeah, Daniel,
Speaker 1: to your point, like they are just protecting their egos
Speaker 1: by not engaging anyone with an objective criticism about anything.
Speaker 1: If it's because the second you you came and be like, well,
Speaker 1: you know Joe Biden, you know if if you look
Speaker 1: at his record, he seemed like someone who may not
Speaker 1: be up for protecting social security, but well, you know
Speaker 1: that was oh my god, damn, just look at the
Speaker 1: look at the ship with me. That's true. That's not
Speaker 1: a lie. That's the ship he's saying back then was problematic?
Speaker 1: Is fuck racist? I don't know how I can. I'm
Speaker 1: I'm failing to see the evolution this man has had
Speaker 1: in his spirit that he's willing to look upon communities
Speaker 1: of color or minority groups with compassion, especially after he's like, oh,
Speaker 1: you're smoking demon weed. That ship unbelievable, unbelievable flip flop.
Speaker 1: How are you like it's just so? And then so,
Speaker 1: if you are someone with a criticism and I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna say like objective or whatever because it's fucking politics,
Speaker 1: but something that's at least rooted in truth and not
Speaker 1: so hyperpartisan, then you're just gonna get fucking shoe aside
Speaker 1: by these protective mechanisms for each party's ego, which is
Speaker 1: they're like media sphere and if you're not and if
Speaker 1: you're not in there throating the boot, then you're like,
Speaker 1: then you're a comy, fucking rabble rouser who just hates everything,
Speaker 1: or you know, and like I'm the conserv I don't
Speaker 1: know what to call people who are the Conservative Like
Speaker 1: criticizing the Conservative Party, I'm about to wake up racists, um,
Speaker 1: whatever they are. But like, there's always a label and
Speaker 1: a way to dismiss anything that would remotely encourage good
Speaker 1: faith conversation about how to improve something. Right, you either
Speaker 1: love the funk out of what they're doing or you
Speaker 1: hate it, And if you hate it, that means you're
Speaker 1: the other side. There's no in between where like you
Speaker 1: can hold two thoughts at the same time. Right. So
Speaker 1: one detail that came out at the end of last
Speaker 1: week that I just from to cover really briefly, that
Speaker 1: gives me hope for the future of the Republican Party
Speaker 1: in the sense that I hope that it disintegrates and
Speaker 1: fucking crashes and burns. Is that Donald Trump is kind
Speaker 1: of running the Republican Party like like one of his businesses.
Speaker 1: Uh and TV shows, Yeah, slash one of his TV shows,
Speaker 1: which that those never for. It's good, it's good for drama. Um,
Speaker 1: it's good for TV, but it's bad for businesses. And
Speaker 1: it's not how you run a business, and it's bad leadership.
Speaker 1: It's so he had five people who want to run
Speaker 1: for the open UH Senate seat in Ohio at a
Speaker 1: like fundraiser for a candidate in Ohio for a house seat. Uh,
Speaker 1: and he had his people called them all into like
Speaker 1: a boardroom, like a back room, and he met with
Speaker 1: all five of them where he made them attack each other,
Speaker 1: like it was the scene in The Apprentice where he's like,
Speaker 1: and she said that you're not very good? What do
Speaker 1: you what do you have to say about that? And
Speaker 1: just like playing them off of each other for his
Speaker 1: own entertainment. Essentially check this out, yeah, right, which the
Speaker 1: worst at is running a thing like running an organization.
Speaker 1: He fucking has been shown repeatedly to be terrible at that,
Speaker 1: so he can't. He can't keep a casino in business.
Speaker 1: So it's like, if they are just willing to hand
Speaker 1: overpower to him, I would, I would really can't we
Speaker 1: expect the party to fully burn up because it's so
Speaker 1: out in the open toxic, you would hope, So, you know,
Speaker 1: like at a certain point, like it can't. You can't
Speaker 1: really have much cohesion in a toxic organization, like at
Speaker 1: least like the Democrats are like kind of you know,
Speaker 1: pretending that like they're on the side of good while
Speaker 1: like ignoring a lot of the other bad ship that happens. Uh,
Speaker 1: So it's like a less of a version that might
Speaker 1: be as toxic as this. And it's just out and
Speaker 1: me like, touch shit, you're gonna sucking backstab them and
Speaker 1: then we're gonna then we're gonna move together in solidarity
Speaker 1: and succeed as a party. But I don't know, I
Speaker 1: don't know, Like if my logic feels like if this
Speaker 1: was a reality show, the team that's the most toxic
Speaker 1: would probably end up having the problems around episode eight
Speaker 1: or nine, right right, right, Yeah, But Her, Mussolini, Hitler,
Speaker 1: and Trump all seemed to be able to have a
Speaker 1: lot of success with a lot of toxicity out and
Speaker 1: he opened So yeah, there, it's just funny. Like just
Speaker 1: reading from the political report on it, one of the
Speaker 1: candidates said he was crushing Timpkin and pulling Timpkin touted
Speaker 1: her support on the ground thanks to her time as
Speaker 1: state party chair. Gibbons mentioned how he'd helped Trump's campaign financially.
Speaker 1: Moreno noted that his daughter had worked on Trump's twenty campaign,
Speaker 1: Like just you can just like picture that meeting, and well, actually,
Speaker 1: it's funny that you mentioned your campaign because my daughter
Speaker 1: was actually working on it. That's great, except I'm fucking
Speaker 1: crushing you and pulling witch ship. It's um whoa and
Speaker 1: he you know, was presumably wildly into it. Um. I
Speaker 1: was gonna say orgasming, but I didn't want to put
Speaker 1: that image in an Alright, let's talk about craft. Oh boy,
Speaker 1: let's actually forget it. Let's talk about and forward, forward, forward, dude.
Speaker 1: Craft there. You know, commercials are like meant to like
Speaker 1: capture like the vibe of like you know, like like
Speaker 1: whatever the product you're selling, you wanted to resonate with
Speaker 1: your target demographic yourself too, And look, we all get
Speaker 1: the blue Box Blues, you know, Kraft maclaroni and cheese,
Speaker 1: but everything is in moderation. And you also need to
Speaker 1: eat vegetables too. You can't just eat scrape blue box
Speaker 1: all day. I'm learning and thank you, thank you, blue face,
Speaker 1: bust down Flatiana, but you also need to eat your veggies.
Speaker 1: And but if you're a kid that has a Craft
Speaker 1: TV commercial recently, you may be ingesting anti vegetable propaganda,
Speaker 1: according to some watchdog groups, because you know, like the
Speaker 1: whole vibe of like kids we get a kids don't
Speaker 1: like vegetables is like the cliche that I think there's
Speaker 1: so many uh they think these sort of commercials operate on.
Speaker 1: But I just want everyone to take a look at
Speaker 1: this anti vegetable Craft commercial and then we'll talk about
Speaker 1: this on the other side. Please, you're having Craft for
Speaker 1: the win, win for the Okay, So that commercial where
Speaker 1: is one where I guess Enya is the voice of
Speaker 1: caloric salvation. So okay, we're not gonna play the whole
Speaker 1: commercial because the craft will probe come after us. But
Speaker 1: it starts off with a young child running from their parents,
Speaker 1: and you hear the parents being like one more bite
Speaker 1: and they have like a string being on a fork
Speaker 1: and then just a smash cut too, like literal smash
Speaker 1: cut enya's only time to like someone making a back
Speaker 1: a box of a blue box and then the kids
Speaker 1: eating it and smiling and like the parent feels relief,
Speaker 1: and it just says, for the wind, assumed that this
Speaker 1: was going to be mixed vegetables in with your mac
Speaker 1: and cheese. That's a good way to like make mac
Speaker 1: and cheese not a complete waste and toxic uh empty
Speaker 1: calorie dump. Uh. The fact that they're just like eat
Speaker 1: this instead of vegetables, it said, for well, the win.
Speaker 1: The thing they're doing is like encouraging parents would be
Speaker 1: like you'll give up on trying to feature kids ship
Speaker 1: that they need. Fool, what are you a parent? You
Speaker 1: a stoner who fucked raw wants and now your life?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? So hit the blue box
Speaker 1: like what it didn't even well, first of all, for
Speaker 1: the win win is just like I but but also
Speaker 1: if they didn't even try and like play around it
Speaker 1: by having like the full plate of food allah like
Speaker 1: your complete breakfast or it's like oh yeah you have
Speaker 1: eggs with your whatever, and even though that whole thing
Speaker 1: was its own kind of propagand about eating way too
Speaker 1: much breakfast. But like the fact that they didn't even
Speaker 1: like pair it with or just like you're saying, like
Speaker 1: not even mix it about if you didn't have like
Speaker 1: the fake plate. It was just like a straight little
Speaker 1: tiny bowl of like what the fund does that have
Speaker 1: to do mac and cheese? Like the piece the tranquility
Speaker 1: it's providing the parent to not like trying to get
Speaker 1: their kids nutrients. So what happened was there was a
Speaker 1: formal complaint that was filed by the Center for Science
Speaker 1: in the Public Interest and another organization that is the
Speaker 1: Better Business Bureaus National Programs Children's Advertising Review Unit or
Speaker 1: carew uh for sure, they're here basically saying, you know
Speaker 1: that CRAFT was like running this ad in very similar
Speaker 1: ones during children's programming on Disney XD Nickelodeon Cartoon Network
Speaker 1: in nineteen and they're saying it was violating the strict
Speaker 1: advertising standards set forth by like this unfortunately industry funded
Speaker 1: self regulatory group UM. But according to those standards, like
Speaker 1: telling kids that healthy foods is are shitty and like
Speaker 1: reinforcing this idea that vegetables suck, uh is it runs
Speaker 1: a foul of these like regulations and you're like, right,
Speaker 1: then you find out with or Ida, which is another
Speaker 1: Kraft Heinz brand. You know, we all know or Ida
Speaker 1: frozen potatoes. They got the hash browns and tots and
Speaker 1: fries and Idaho where that comes from? Oh? Is that really? Yeah?
Speaker 1: The company was. I think that's right. Yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 1: I know Idaho got potatoes, and I guess Oregan too.
Speaker 1: Right there, you learned something every day aside from that
Speaker 1: vegetable suck. But and then or Ida commercial they were
Speaker 1: basically the messaging your parents and this one was saying
Speaker 1: bribe your kids with fries where it was like eat
Speaker 1: one carrot, you get one fry, you eat a mushroom
Speaker 1: viet three fries, Like what the that's so weird. The
Speaker 1: funding for non industry funded UH like watch groups is
Speaker 1: one of the great examples of like the evils of capitalism.
Speaker 1: When you look at like the f d A and
Speaker 1: or not the f d A, the who who's the
Speaker 1: ones who made the food pyramid that U s d
Speaker 1: A like that is the funding for that organization is
Speaker 1: it's like a thousand a million dollars a year, like
Speaker 1: and then you look at the things the funding for
Speaker 1: other organizations that they're competing with, like the farm lobbies
Speaker 1: and ship It's like, you know, hundreds of millions of
Speaker 1: dollars a year, put chips at the top of that.
Speaker 1: It's just like one of the great examples of if
Speaker 1: you like believe that in market based like capitalism, like
Speaker 1: this is, uh, that's not what we have going on here.
Speaker 1: The deck is stacked against us, the consumers. It's they
Speaker 1: are every everything is trying to value the benefits of
Speaker 1: corporations over your health, your ability to continue living, or
Speaker 1: to even teach your children life skills on how to
Speaker 1: like eat healthily and understand how nutrition was. This is
Speaker 1: all just this is all just like bad cooking propaganda
Speaker 1: as well. It's like you present these things as if
Speaker 1: they can't be prepared in a nice way. It's like
Speaker 1: every time I see like broccoli thrown in there, it's
Speaker 1: like broccoli, It's like, broccoli is the easiest thing to prepare,
Speaker 1: make it taste fire. There are a million ways you
Speaker 1: can do brocco, and you can't, really, you really can't.
Speaker 1: You can't. You burn the funk out of it. Okay,
Speaker 1: you burn the f and even then so it's like, hey,
Speaker 1: I don't mind. I don't mind. I like mushy brock,
Speaker 1: so yeah, I'm lessmushy brock. I'm more like burnt ends
Speaker 1: on the broccoli. Give me roasted PAMs, some garlic and oil.
Speaker 1: It's like game over. Yeah, cattle flip m game over. Also,
Speaker 1: broccoli is the easiest food to get kids to eat
Speaker 1: if you just tell them that they're dinosaur and there
Speaker 1: those are trees like that. My that works for adult
Speaker 1: stoners say. That's why Stephanie kept saying that, like little
Speaker 1: eat your trees. I thought you was blowing trees hunt.
Speaker 1: Actually another Daniel. Dinosaurs don't use their hands, so you
Speaker 1: have to let them eat in like with just their head.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah see or like a little see what I
Speaker 1: would like my mom would make like like a weird sauce,
Speaker 1: Like I would just dip my broccoli in because I
Speaker 1: couldn't just eat on like just you know, even if
Speaker 1: it had seasoned stuff. The act of dipping opened the
Speaker 1: door for me to start eating vegetables because I wasn't
Speaker 1: just feel like I was putting like a green thing
Speaker 1: and I was like, okay, I'll get it. I hit
Speaker 1: it with a little dab with this sauce. Oy, I
Speaker 1: eat it, and then that was a good momentum. Shout
Speaker 1: out to you, mom. La America wants us to uh
Speaker 1: bribe our kids with macaroni and cheese and and just cheese,
Speaker 1: just covering broccoli with cheese. But then when those kids
Speaker 1: like avocado, they want us to be mad at them
Speaker 1: for tanking the economy. For God's sake, it's because we
Speaker 1: did it again. It was the poor children bankrupt. No okay, uh,
Speaker 1: but again great way to recontextualize how capitalism is failing
Speaker 1: generations of people right now. They're ruining everything. Huh though
Speaker 1: these brocast motherfucker's where we siphoned up all the wealth
Speaker 1: and left nothing. Oh and one other things with Kraft.
Speaker 1: They also had a fucking print ad that was just
Speaker 1: like suggesting you inundate your broccoli with their shredded ceddar
Speaker 1: cheese and the things said so it tastes quote less broccoli.
Speaker 1: Just to jump back to the broccoli thing here, inquiring
Speaker 1: minds want to know, can we get a little information
Speaker 1: on that dip you were talking about? Yeah, oh okay, look, okay,
Speaker 1: you don't have too I understand as simple as I
Speaker 1: know what man, just dip that ship in some range. Yeah, Jack,
Speaker 1: that's what my Japanese came dog fuck me over with you. No,
Speaker 1: she would just do like what many Japanese people have
Speaker 1: in their house, CUPI mannise and soy sauce. Yep, was
Speaker 1: cut a little bit. You can't don't overdo soy sauce
Speaker 1: because look, people know, cup you get the MSG in it.
Speaker 1: That's why that ship hits um. But then you do
Speaker 1: that just a little bit of soy sauce as brown
Speaker 1: and then you know, actually the o g of that
Speaker 1: sauce was actually Mutsie erskin from pen fifteen. Oh. She
Speaker 1: was the first one to throw that down in front
Speaker 1: of me and my and her brother Ty when we
Speaker 1: were real kids, because we didn't like broccoli. And then
Speaker 1: she said, okay, what about dippie dippy That's what she
Speaker 1: would call it. Were like, oh yeah, we look with
Speaker 1: dippie dippie dippie dippip it sounds a lot more fun. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And and look she wasn't that And then I think
Speaker 1: that's what my mom was like, how the fund you do? Oh?
Speaker 1: That was that's it? Man. He's okay, yeah, Dippie Dippy
Speaker 1: over here too. I like a little dippy dippy my my,
Speaker 1: my broccoli dippie dippie of choice thus far, because I
Speaker 1: mean now I'm gonna try that and my whole game
Speaker 1: will be changed. But basically a dicheon mustard vinigrette. God
Speaker 1: damn you just you there you go? Are you eating that?
Speaker 1: Hitting that broccoli? We're all is that when when you're
Speaker 1: talking about dipping, No, I mean like after after the roast,
Speaker 1: after after Yeah, once it's cooked, once you got that
Speaker 1: nice little char on it, like a little little garlic
Speaker 1: so you have a little bit of extra tang in there,
Speaker 1: and then just a dip in the in the mustard.
Speaker 1: It is just like, oh yeah, broccoli. I thought you
Speaker 1: said broccoli Rob, I loves yeah exactly. That's actually from
Speaker 1: the office, right That was that was one of the
Speaker 1: guys from the Acapella group, Andy's Acapella Group, Broccoli Rob,
Speaker 1: I love it. Real quick. Before I leave you guys
Speaker 1: for a week, I want to cover a podcast that
Speaker 1: I think we all, all of us in the podcast industry.
Speaker 1: Here the footsteps coming behind us. It's like when you're
Speaker 1: on a mark away but then you hear Lebron behind you.
Speaker 1: He is going to clean the glass with my attempt
Speaker 1: at a layout. In my case, I would just dunk it.
Speaker 1: But I know, like all of the people that's an
Speaker 1: option like you, they got boost. He's like you. But
Speaker 1: uh Ikia is entering UH new players represented the podcast game.
Speaker 1: Last year, they announced they were discontinuing their catalogs, and
Speaker 1: now they have announced they're going to adapt their most
Speaker 1: recent catalog into podcast form, a tour for your ears
Speaker 1: consisting of a narrator flicking through each page and describing
Speaker 1: what's in it. UH which sounds stoked totally depends on
Speaker 1: who the narrator is. If it's Man, I was mad
Speaker 1: and then buyer, I would That's the only way that
Speaker 1: this could be salvaged. I think for me, I need
Speaker 1: some I need I need ear valium. I don't want
Speaker 1: to be too entertained by I wanted to sound like
Speaker 1: I Kea, so I wanted to be like a Scandinavian
Speaker 1: accent and just very soft and subtle. Theyvin with the
Speaker 1: matching bertis Lamb. That's the that right there. That's why
Speaker 1: I'm excited. I'm excited to be in the car listening
Speaker 1: to us on a long drive with Stephanie and we're going.
Speaker 1: That's how it's pronounced. You're you're driving on the wrong
Speaker 1: side of the road. What are you talking about? I
Speaker 1: was hoping they would make it sound like shopping at
Speaker 1: Ikea for your ears, you know, and then you have
Speaker 1: to hear like that couple, Yeah, the wild fight in
Speaker 1: the fucking fake kitchen place, and you're like, yo, try
Speaker 1: to pull the knife, trying to pull a knife out
Speaker 1: of the knife block, but they have that ship all securious.
Speaker 1: Just broke the ship. Um I saw. So I've seen
Speaker 1: so many ridiculous couples battles at the Ikea and Burbank,
Speaker 1: It's like unbelievable. I think one of the first times
Speaker 1: I saw like adults act like children was like when
Speaker 1: it first opened the early nineties and like like my
Speaker 1: mom or something dragged me there and I saw like
Speaker 1: two people scream like say car swards I'd never heard of,
Speaker 1: and I'm like sick. UFC for for Toxic Couples began
Speaker 1: of Ikea. Burbank just went there recently, so you know,
Speaker 1: moving in that's the narrative. There is the narrative. What's
Speaker 1: actually happening? Then Disney Yes, Disneyland Line, Disneyland Style line.
Speaker 1: I'm talking full you know, separators snake read like three snakes.
Speaker 1: I'm talking a one to three into the parking lot
Speaker 1: one to three and further into the parking lot one
Speaker 1: to three, a huge Disneyland style line to get into Ikea.
Speaker 1: Straight up. I was ready for there to be the
Speaker 1: person who like has the big stand and be like
Speaker 1: from this point is forty minutes? It was? It was?
Speaker 1: It was I think thirty minutes again in yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm thankful for the sense that Ikea isn't truly like
Speaker 1: mobbed as hell and everybody was massed up, so that's
Speaker 1: like nice, but like, damn, that was a lot. That
Speaker 1: was the sight to be seen. It was. It was
Speaker 1: a it was, but also like stopped cutting down all
Speaker 1: them trees, you know that, you know, those documentaries are
Speaker 1: sucked up. One thing that one quote from this article
Speaker 1: that I wanted to point out though, is uh so
Speaker 1: the logic this obviously makes no sense as a podcast,
Speaker 1: but Ikea like this. Ikea said, yeah, so Miles and
Speaker 1: I are on the development team. We hear a lot
Speaker 1: of pictures for podcasts, and I'm gonna go ahead and
Speaker 1: say that the thinking in the following sentences too pervasive, Uh,
Speaker 1: they said. According to Ikea, it's because people have probably
Speaker 1: binged through every possible podcast that's we gotta line up
Speaker 1: here that you should listen to instead. That is Surelius
Speaker 1: that they think that there's a podcast scarcity. I think
Speaker 1: it's just like everyone's doing it, and you know they're
Speaker 1: just like, fuck it. Catalog the podcast anyway shout out.
Speaker 1: I mean, so I kea, I fuck it's it's ugly.
Speaker 1: I said, say the funk up out of my lane,
Speaker 1: you know, and I wouldn't enter yours. So now that
Speaker 1: you said that, check out Miles's meatballs not horse but
Speaker 1: also not gonna tell you what it actually is. And
Speaker 1: they're cheaper than I kea, and come buy them something
Speaker 1: them out my Mamsda in Northwood. You check out Jack's
Speaker 1: furniture parts that just come in a box. Uh. They
Speaker 1: don't necessarily fit together, but you'll figure it out. It's
Speaker 1: like a director said, yeah, there you go. You can.
Speaker 1: I mean, you can do all kinds of ship with it.
Speaker 1: But actually I'm sorry the fucking catalog again because the
Speaker 1: names don't make sense to fucking anyone, unless because I
Speaker 1: know it's Swedish. So for the American to hear a product,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna go, oh yeah, we need that, Like
Speaker 1: I'm sure they're not just going to read the names off.
Speaker 1: I'm sure, you know. But then it's like it just
Speaker 1: sounds like I'm starting to feel like hear like the
Speaker 1: labor of how like the podcast sounds. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm very much as somebody as a podcast fan. I'm listening,
Speaker 1: I'm enjoying to hate listening or I'm looking forward to
Speaker 1: hate listening this but right because I feel like I'm
Speaker 1: just looking at a list of things, like let's say
Speaker 1: this is the section for home office now stream sits
Speaker 1: a Scarsta with the back, tabletop on top. Is Elovin
Speaker 1: for your other items. I don't know what the funk
Speaker 1: that men are talking. I just just got up. I
Speaker 1: just described the desk with the tabletop. Elovin is the
Speaker 1: monitor stand with drawer. Uh so, look, I'm just a
Speaker 1: hater because you know, I'm very insecure about my own podcasting,
Speaker 1: so to hear about a behemoth like I can't entering
Speaker 1: the game. You know, if you guys need a development team,
Speaker 1: Miles and our you know, yeah, we're around, we got
Speaker 1: the game will work for meat boss uh DJ Daniel,
Speaker 1: it has been a pleasure having you back visiting be
Speaker 1: from the beyond. Thank you for having me. Where can
Speaker 1: people find you and follow you? You can find me
Speaker 1: on the on the twitters at dj Underscore Daniel. You
Speaker 1: can find me on twitch Wednesdays and Sundays at seven
Speaker 1: pm on twitch dot tv slash DJ Underscore d A
Speaker 1: n L. Hell yeah, dog, Hell Is there a tweet
Speaker 1: or some of the work of social media you've been enjoying. Yes,
Speaker 1: I've prepared everything because so who's your favorite cousin? Who's
Speaker 1: your favorite cousin? Me or Jack? Anyway, so my tweet
Speaker 1: that I have always say your name instantly. So I
Speaker 1: have two tweets here. I have two tweets here. I
Speaker 1: don't wonder if one was already done because knowing the
Speaker 1: popular area the tweet, I'm sure it already was. We
Speaker 1: can cut it. If it was was the male friendship
Speaker 1: tweet male friendship is beautiful. Nope, alright, then I got
Speaker 1: two tweets male friendship is beautiful. Once a year, one
Speaker 1: of you text the other something like we should write
Speaker 1: a movie, and the other person response that would be sick,
Speaker 1: and that's it. The other tweet. The other tweet that
Speaker 1: I loved is from Vinnie Thomas. You may recognize that
Speaker 1: name or the video of the Earth applying for Intergalactic
Speaker 1: Federation partnership when it's someone's like, do you have the
Speaker 1: the trades? No trains? Okay, well at least you don't
Speaker 1: have wars. Oh you do still have wars. Oh that guy.
Speaker 1: Great great tweet. Great tweet from Vinnie. Right now, I'm
Speaker 1: obsessed with the early two thousand's Animal Planet series Fatal Attractions,
Speaker 1: in which someone is eaten by their pet lion and
Speaker 1: then all of their friends look at the camera and say, girl,
Speaker 1: I told her not to have that lion. Um. I
Speaker 1: love it. Miles, where can people find you? What's tweet
Speaker 1: you've been enjoying? Twitter? Instagram? Miles of gray uh and
Speaker 1: also you know twist on TV last four Day someone
Speaker 1: tweeted me and said I was saying four twenty day Beyonce,
Speaker 1: And maybe that is why the show has suffered so much,
Speaker 1: because y'all were looking for a different show called four
Speaker 1: twenty Day Fiance like the show Fiance And shout out
Speaker 1: to the first that tweeted that, because I laughed really
Speaker 1: hard that you thought I was saying that the whole time.
Speaker 1: That's a common like Beyonce auditory dysmorphia, where people anything
Speaker 1: that sounds vaguely like Beyonce, they just that's what they hear. Whatever.
Speaker 1: And I'm to any of the stoner Bee Hive that
Speaker 1: came to just check the podcast out, I'm sorry, we're
Speaker 1: not paying off what you thought it was. Okay, um,
Speaker 1: but yeah, some tweets that I like. The first one
Speaker 1: is from Audrey Kaufman at Kaufman Audrey. My mom once
Speaker 1: told me about how she was a p a on
Speaker 1: a film set for twenty minutes and then they asked
Speaker 1: her to carry a pole and she just left without
Speaker 1: telling anyone. To me, that's a girl boss. I just
Speaker 1: like the id and not saying ship anyone. That's I mean,
Speaker 1: that's a very production specific experience, but I love it.
Speaker 1: Another one is from Kel's at keely k e a
Speaker 1: l l Y twenty two, tweeting I feel so goddamn
Speaker 1: guilty pulling weeds Like no, I don't want you in
Speaker 1: my garden, but that doesn't mean that you didn't do
Speaker 1: a great job at growing uh And yeah I feel
Speaker 1: that too, just as when I like weed my yard
Speaker 1: and stuff, because like when they're thick, you're like, oh man,
Speaker 1: you you put work in, you put but guess what
Speaker 1: it's time to school rock um. And then finally this
Speaker 1: is just somebody said, y'all look at my Facebook at
Speaker 1: at ed wild though put and it's clearly a Facebook post,
Speaker 1: and it's like this dude on like the beach with
Speaker 1: his lady and she's got like the wild high cup
Speaker 1: bathing suit with the veeeks out and the whole thing.
Speaker 1: This guy posts, I'll choose my girl over my family
Speaker 1: any day, because blood ain't thicker than that ass and
Speaker 1: his crowd and his stance in it is looking like
Speaker 1: he's trying to fight you, Like, come try and tell
Speaker 1: me that blood is thick. Nah, amazing. Uh, let's seem
Speaker 1: sorry you got Jack gives the heaters, gives the heaters. Yeah,
Speaker 1: anybody who missed that uh sketch where there are different
Speaker 1: it's actually the same actor playing different pharmaceutical companies representing
Speaker 1: the various uh faccine. Yeah, check it out. It's so good.
Speaker 1: From leading up the black Man can follow them on
Speaker 1: Instagram because all they're it's always funny. I love it.
Speaker 1: Andrewndo tweeted girlfriend crying. My dog died me who was
Speaker 1: only dating her because of our dog? So I have
Speaker 1: more bad news also, like what a sad state of things.
Speaker 1: I'm only with this person for that the dog, Damna,
Speaker 1: and that's real shit. You can find me on Twitter,
Speaker 1: Jack Underscore o Brian. You can find us on Twitter
Speaker 1: at daily Zeitgey Square, at the Daily Zeitgeist on Instagram.
Speaker 1: We have a Facebook fan page and a website daily
Speaker 1: Zygeist dot com. Boy. We post our episodes in our footnotes.
Speaker 1: We link off to the information that we talked about
Speaker 1: in today's episode, as well as a song that we
Speaker 1: recommend you check out. Miles, what is the song that
Speaker 1: we think people should check out to that? Okay, so
Speaker 1: look we're going into the week. We need to get
Speaker 1: our energy up because yeah, there's a lot to get
Speaker 1: down about, but there's a lot to get up too.
Speaker 1: And this is another mashup. I know you like the
Speaker 1: other like one of the mashups I did that was
Speaker 1: Biggie and Express Yourself. This is the box by Addie
Speaker 1: Rich with controller by Drake and it's pretty seamless. It's
Speaker 1: pretty seamless. Uh, you know, we have to listen for yourself.
Speaker 1: I'm not. I just tease out the tracks for you
Speaker 1: to go to SoundCloud and find this track because it's
Speaker 1: another one from nick Bike. Nick Bike edits on SoundCloud
Speaker 1: and this is the box Nick Bike and Adam w
Speaker 1: Controller mix. All right, well go check that out. The
Speaker 1: Daily is like it's a production of My Heart Radio.
Speaker 1: For more podcast My Heart Radio, visit the heart Radio app,
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Speaker 1: That is gonna do it for this Monday. We will
Speaker 1: be back this afternoon to tell you what is trending
Speaker 1: and we'll touch you all that