Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to Season one seventy, Episode
Speaker 1: one of Day Guys and of My Heart Radio. This
Speaker 1: is the podcast where you take a deep dive into
Speaker 1: America's shared consciousness. It's Monday, February ONEE. My name is
Speaker 1: Jack O'Brien, A k A, Here comes my son. Do
Speaker 1: doo doo doo doo, Here comes my son, And I say,
Speaker 1: how was school? Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
Speaker 1: doo doo. Little Colin, you've been on Zoom all lonely winter.
Speaker 1: Little Dillon, you are my pink, large average son. That
Speaker 1: is courtesy of Brody Gupta. On Twitter, she wrote that
Speaker 1: first part and said what weird Al does isn't hard
Speaker 1: uh and I beg to differ, Brody. Uh. The ship
Speaker 1: is very it takes, it takes a feather light touch
Speaker 1: like you just heard. And I'm thrilled to be joined
Speaker 1: as always by my co host, Mr Miles Grow Industries.
Speaker 1: There are Nazis and lots of people with guns. No
Speaker 1: pleas for Trophopu, bullshit, quan, no much on Capital Hill.
Speaker 1: Oh no, We're gonna walk down to the fascist Mugalu
Speaker 1: and watch them all get covid okay shout out to
Speaker 1: at Literate plat deep beat one Literate Platypus for that
Speaker 1: Electric avenue, A K what a song? That wasn't there
Speaker 1: a like a Fuji's sort of remix of it with
Speaker 1: like John Forte. I want to say, like in the
Speaker 1: like I could have swore there was a John Forte
Speaker 1: Electric Avenue with Kaimani Marley, I want to say, but
Speaker 1: who knows. I could just be a kid blacked out
Speaker 1: on old records I got from Backside red Ker and
Speaker 1: Burbank Backside Classic is that because they would sell it
Speaker 1: out of the back of the store. Well it was
Speaker 1: like Jankie. But what happened was it was all promo
Speaker 1: CDs from the industry. So basically like A and R
Speaker 1: people and like interns would drop off stacks of new
Speaker 1: CDs from the labels, and you knew they were all
Speaker 1: the promo copies because everything was etched out. So we
Speaker 1: were talking about that method Man album, the one where
Speaker 1: he crossed, you know, he jumped. I bought that one
Speaker 1: there at Backside for like, because the dope thing about
Speaker 1: Backside is you could you had the satisfaction of opening
Speaker 1: a new CD for like a third of the price
Speaker 1: because they were just illegally selling promo CDs. So that's
Speaker 1: amazed out of them. Did they have the little drill
Speaker 1: through it too? Oh yeah, oh yeah, and like white
Speaker 1: label vinyls and stuff. I got my um uh we
Speaker 1: be clubbing iced T vinyl there that I rocked one
Speaker 1: of my first parties with. I had to get the
Speaker 1: single because I needed the instrumental for a longer intro.
Speaker 1: Y'all know how it is on the ones and two. Well, uh,
Speaker 1: we're thrilled to be joined in their third seat by
Speaker 1: a hilarious and talented person who's probably the most likely
Speaker 1: guest we've ever had to know what the funk you're
Speaker 1: talking about? Right there? She is the hilarious, the talented,
Speaker 1: the brilliant Molly Lambert. I'm trying to give a song parody.
Speaker 1: What's up? Guys? Uh? Stop in game? Stop game stop
Speaker 1: in the name of the stock market, before you crash
Speaker 1: the stock market, before you take my yacht? Hey, stop stopping?
Speaker 1: What's manipulation? What's up? Molly? How are you? I am good?
Speaker 1: There's how you think there'll be a new movement, just
Speaker 1: like walking down Wall Street and starting to pat people's pockets.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, Like if you see a
Speaker 1: guy in a super like, what's up, homi? What you
Speaker 1: go from me? Like, oh my gosh, I'm gonna show
Speaker 1: up in costume as the Brave Girl statue. Oh not
Speaker 1: the Brave girl from Brave. The Brave Girl. I do
Speaker 1: look like the Brave Girl from Brave. But there is
Speaker 1: a statue they put up of like it's like a
Speaker 1: little girl Boss and she's like standing looking at the
Speaker 1: bull and being like, mmm, I'm gonna get girl Boss.
Speaker 1: So yeah, everybody, uh give give the girl boss their
Speaker 1: money up for girl bosses. I also am into just
Speaker 1: bringing back like pick pottery, yeah yeah, hell yeah, pick yeah,
Speaker 1: pocket yes they forgotten Dodger yeah, I mean but pretty pretty,
Speaker 1: uh Like whenever you go anywhere that has like trains,
Speaker 1: it's gonna yeah. I uh my first time in New
Speaker 1: York when I loved since I was younger. I live
Speaker 1: to New York when I was like six seven, but
Speaker 1: then as a as a teenager, uh, when I lived
Speaker 1: in Kentucky. My friends and I went to New York
Speaker 1: and I claimed that I had been pickpocketed, and they're like, oh, ship,
Speaker 1: that's wild. And then they eventually learned that I actually
Speaker 1: just had like a twenty in the waistband of my
Speaker 1: basketball shorts, and they're like nobody pickpocket of that man?
Speaker 1: That just like fell out of your basketball shorts. You
Speaker 1: dumb you had you had waist band money when I
Speaker 1: had that was yeah, no pockets just in my waistband.
Speaker 1: You're asking for the artful dodger. Yeah, I mean it
Speaker 1: fell out the pocket or two. I remember those days.
Speaker 1: That's like when I used to wear only Nike basketball
Speaker 1: shorts before they wised up and put pockets in, so
Speaker 1: I would be wearing like Cincinnati bear Cats shorts, no
Speaker 1: pockets and like eighty bucks in my waistband, like hinned
Speaker 1: to my torso because I had, but was really careful
Speaker 1: about that ship because I could. I lost. I remember
Speaker 1: I lost five once riding my bike, and I after that,
Speaker 1: I always kept tracking my waist badmin. I just blamed
Speaker 1: I blamed it on pickpockets every time, like damn pickpockets times.
Speaker 1: Like I was wearing boxers too back then, so like
Speaker 1: you were like Mos came through like a gag and
Speaker 1: his clown makeup. Just hear roller skates and uh, these
Speaker 1: guys who were dragging their hockey sticks all menacingly on
Speaker 1: the ground as they walked forward. Uh, that that needs
Speaker 1: to become a reality now that we're living in this
Speaker 1: world that bears a striking resemblance to lots of different
Speaker 1: works of dystopian fiction. We need to start dressing up
Speaker 1: as like themed gangs. I mean that's what the Capital
Speaker 1: storming seemed like a little bit yeah, but just like
Speaker 1: not very well designed, Like their theme was all like
Speaker 1: dot matrix, printer camo and red hats, Like it was
Speaker 1: a little bit clown gang. Though I had just watched
Speaker 1: Batman Returns and saw a lot of similarities with kind
Speaker 1: of just the roving clown gang. Right, so you want
Speaker 1: to see like the Visco cam people like march on
Speaker 1: the Capitol. So it's a little bit more aesthetic to it.
Speaker 1: All Right, Molly, we're gonna get to know you a
Speaker 1: little bit better in a moment. First, we're gonna tell
Speaker 1: our listeners what we're talking about. We're gonna do a
Speaker 1: little sedition update, check in with the insurrectionists, how they're
Speaker 1: being treated. Will uh take a look at Frank Biden,
Speaker 1: the Frank stallone of the Biden administration. The Proud Boys
Speaker 1: leader who is dropping dimes for the FBI, like John Stockton. Uh,
Speaker 1: Jewish space lasers. We'll talk about those. We'll talk about everything.
Speaker 1: Bagel ice cream, which I'm going to be uh is
Speaker 1: testing this weekend if it's not sold out, I mean,
Speaker 1: and we'll we'll check in with what we've been watching,
Speaker 1: you know, all that plenty more. But first, Molly, we
Speaker 1: like to ask our guests, what is something from your
Speaker 1: search history that's revealing about who you are? I was
Speaker 1: just treating about how the mini moon is going to disappear.
Speaker 1: Earth has a mini moon. We got two moons, a
Speaker 1: moon and a mini moon. The mini moon is about
Speaker 1: to fly away from our orbit forever. There's a mini moon. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's a mini moon. And now I'm fine. You don't
Speaker 1: know what you've gone till let's gone? Right? What where
Speaker 1: is it? How Come I've never seen it? Or have
Speaker 1: I seen it and thought it was a regular moon
Speaker 1: because it's mini I think it's so small it's called leaving. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was a rocket booster that has been orbiting Earth
Speaker 1: for about sixty years and it's going to drift off
Speaker 1: forever next month. Oh, so we're finally gonna spin it off.
Speaker 1: Into some other unfortunate Yeah. Cool, wait it was a
Speaker 1: rocket booster from like when we were from from Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: I don't feel that bad. It's just space trash that
Speaker 1: got a better name. Yeah yeah, um, I mean, isn't
Speaker 1: the moon just space trash? Thank you? Finally someone says
Speaker 1: compliment like, don't tell that to my moon gang out there. No, No,
Speaker 1: it's prog pro moon gang and pro moon pro trash. Man.
Speaker 1: I'm still coming down from a wolf moon at the
Speaker 1: end of last week. How did you guys spend your
Speaker 1: wolf moon? Her majesty did like some candleshit. You've got
Speaker 1: candles burning in the background right now, Miles. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: because I got my room smelling. I did. Look, I'll
Speaker 1: get going a tanger right now, but my rooms smells
Speaker 1: like my like family house in Japan, and I've it's
Speaker 1: a it's I'm not joking. It's been a mixture of
Speaker 1: Japanese incense, blunt ash, and like various scented candles. And
Speaker 1: I've dialed it in this week and that's why it's
Speaker 1: actually in frame right now. Just you know, deserve the
Speaker 1: scent to my room for people. This is where this
Speaker 1: is what I've gotten into because I can't go anywhere,
Speaker 1: like my nose has become very sharp, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: I'm like, I know this smell, this is when I
Speaker 1: was here and blah blah blah, and then I start
Speaker 1: trying to like reverse uh what was that was that phrase?
Speaker 1: Reverse engineer odors and things? Daily side Guy's candle line
Speaker 1: and yeah, yeah, yeah, very esoteric, hyper specific miles his
Speaker 1: uncle's house in Japan, backside records, backside records. That's just
Speaker 1: non Champa and like Optimus, probably my childhood bedroom would
Speaker 1: have been uh Renaissance fair incense and doctor shoals, you
Speaker 1: know what. My friend, uh Tess Lynch did a good
Speaker 1: dive trying to find out people were posting about how
Speaker 1: Game Stop has a very specific smell, and everybody was like,
Speaker 1: what's up with the smell of Game Stop? Is it
Speaker 1: just because it smells like in cells coming to get
Speaker 1: their video games? And then she found the answer, which
Speaker 1: is that it has a specific smell because of the
Speaker 1: cases that the video games come in, like degrade in
Speaker 1: the sun a little bit, or like there's some kind
Speaker 1: of chemical that interacts from the plastic and so it
Speaker 1: smells like like melting plastic a little bit. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: that's definitely giving us some form of cancer slowly. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's yeah, it's I guess the same thing. Like you know,
Speaker 1: we have an old computer and it starts to smell
Speaker 1: and you're like, my old comp I'm like, it's rotting
Speaker 1: anythidy anytime you can smell plastic. Yeah, just thing that
Speaker 1: isn't biological. You're like, oh no, no, no, uh? What
Speaker 1: is something you think is underrated? Molly underrated? I'm gonna
Speaker 1: say pie, the food pie underrated and the food cake
Speaker 1: is overrated? What? All right, let's let's get into this. Wait,
Speaker 1: isn't that that's that kind of lines up with us?
Speaker 1: Are wait? Are your your cake? Yeah? I'm pie. God,
Speaker 1: I'm like super sugar like addicted, So I like, I
Speaker 1: like a good sugary like like that. What's Magnolia cupcakes
Speaker 1: that are basically just crystallized sugar like a birthday cake? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Have you ever had a kingcake? Jack? What is that?
Speaker 1: It's a Marti Gras cake that is basically like a
Speaker 1: really good coffee cake with like a cream cheese frosting,
Speaker 1: and it's kind of like a cinnamony just like super sugary.
Speaker 1: That is a good cake, and I ordered one like
Speaker 1: last week because again we can't go anywhere, so I
Speaker 1: was like, what can I do for fun? I'm going
Speaker 1: to order a Kingcake because my boyfriend's from New Orleans
Speaker 1: with the home of the Kincakes. And then like three
Speaker 1: days later, his mom sent another one because she didn't know,
Speaker 1: so then we had to love what I had. Kincake
Speaker 1: sucked my mind up because I thought I had had everything.
Speaker 1: And I was at a wedding like close to Marty
Speaker 1: Grass and like the like the dessert spread had like
Speaker 1: little mini kingcakes and I was like, I don't need this,
Speaker 1: and the local was like you never had one? I'm
Speaker 1: like no, And then and I ate it and it
Speaker 1: was like I saw the universe. It looks like coffee
Speaker 1: cake to me with this's just been dyed Marty Rock colors.
Speaker 1: That is what it's like. But it's also like if
Speaker 1: you're if you're a sweet guy, if you like a
Speaker 1: sweet thing, it's like just on the verge of like
Speaker 1: too sweet. It's so good. Yeah, that does sound like me.
Speaker 1: It's funny. So the pie thing, right, I feel like
Speaker 1: I went up the like opposite direction. Where as a kid,
Speaker 1: I love super sugar, sugar, sugar, Like if it made
Speaker 1: my mom upset that I was eating it in front
Speaker 1: of her, I was like, yeah, I want that. But
Speaker 1: then over time, I really I developed an appreciation for
Speaker 1: the pie because it was like the filling wasn't as
Speaker 1: sweet but had really good flavors. And then I was like,
Speaker 1: you know, pie crust for it not being like overly sweet.
Speaker 1: I'm like when it's good, I'm like, this ship is good.
Speaker 1: So I kind of shifted over to pie because I
Speaker 1: like I lost my sort of sense of like hyper
Speaker 1: sugary ship, but I still love it, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 1: But now I just like the pie a little bit.
Speaker 1: I feel like there's something It's like a little Californian
Speaker 1: thing of just like I gotta taste like something real
Speaker 1: in there somewhere. It's like a like a fruit, right right,
Speaker 1: or the mere hint of a lime grind or something.
Speaker 1: Just yeah, yeah, it can't just all be all be
Speaker 1: like different variations of sugar. But if I had to
Speaker 1: choose between like an amazing, fun fetty cake and a pie,
Speaker 1: I would have a real dilemma. I can't. I just
Speaker 1: don't like frosting. I don't like cake. Plain cake frosting.
Speaker 1: I like whipped cream frosting is good, cream cheese frosting
Speaker 1: is good, but just kind of your regular birthday cake
Speaker 1: because sugar flavored frosting, Yeah, right, right, sugar cement. That's
Speaker 1: interesting the California of it all, because I definitely picked
Speaker 1: up my taste in garbage, like along the stops of
Speaker 1: Like I am a fan of mountain dew because of
Speaker 1: my time in Kentucky. Uh, probably like got my taste
Speaker 1: for just super dense sugary things from somewhere in there.
Speaker 1: Definitely not California. Yeah, I mean I I like garbage too,
Speaker 1: and obviously California has a lot of sugary garbage of
Speaker 1: its own. But just yeah, whenever I go to New
Speaker 1: Orleans with my boyfriend, there's like a point I reached
Speaker 1: rum I'm just like, and everything is so fucking good.
Speaker 1: They're like every food is amazing. But I always reach
Speaker 1: a day where I'm like, I need a salad. I
Speaker 1: need a salad that doesn't have ranch dressing and fried
Speaker 1: shrimp on it, exactly. I remember, Yeah, but my first
Speaker 1: time there, at the end, I was like, I've had
Speaker 1: frickles every day at least twice a day. So I
Speaker 1: eat fried oysters like five times a day. Yeah, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 1: yeah yeah. So I mean, and you know, we have
Speaker 1: them everywhere, but like they're they're every like in New
Speaker 1: Orleans they were everywhere. And I love pickles, and I
Speaker 1: was my first time, like, yeah, we're eating everything all
Speaker 1: the time. Did you or get your kink? Did you
Speaker 1: order on gold Belly or something like that. No? I
Speaker 1: ordered from Hays Directly, which is a New Orleans place. Um,
Speaker 1: there's some places in l A. You can get them
Speaker 1: in South l A. H But I didn't seem like
Speaker 1: they were open right now necessarily. Also, so yeah, I
Speaker 1: ordered one from hay d L's and Johnny's mom sent
Speaker 1: us one from a more local one called Marguerite's and
Speaker 1: they were both amazing. And what is your favorite pie?
Speaker 1: What's top number one pie for you? Cherry pie? Cherry pie? Good?
Speaker 1: Cherry pie kind of kind of goes against my own
Speaker 1: argument where I'm like, I gotta like sugary things. I
Speaker 1: like cherry pie, uh, because cherry pie is super sugary obviously, Yeah,
Speaker 1: but it's got chunks of things that aren't sugar in there.
Speaker 1: So yeah, but they're still like they're in like a
Speaker 1: jilt gelatinous sugar sugar. Yeah, but yeah, I like that.
Speaker 1: My mom makes a really good apple pie and a
Speaker 1: cranberry pie, which is like a new Engling pie that's
Speaker 1: really fucking good. Damn. You have to be confident in
Speaker 1: your pie game to make a cranberry pie because that
Speaker 1: ship could come out real. I've gotten really into making
Speaker 1: pies during during COVID. It's it's something to help makes
Speaker 1: me feel like I'm doing something from start to finish.
Speaker 1: Has also been my thing to have, like activity that
Speaker 1: gives me instant feedback. I love to chop, I love
Speaker 1: to just like slice and dice makes me feel relaxed.
Speaker 1: It's because again, I like, especially towards the end of
Speaker 1: last year, like in the election and like everything was
Speaker 1: just fully spinning out. I was retreating to cook and
Speaker 1: constantly be like, yeah, I'm just gonna I'm gonna, like
Speaker 1: razor slice these the celery stock for later. I don't
Speaker 1: know it, Yeah, let's why not, I might need that
Speaker 1: celery stock. I I definitely did that. And the first
Speaker 1: thing I did when COVID started was I started a
Speaker 1: podcast about Summer House on Bravo and I was like,
Speaker 1: I felt so stressed out, and for some reason, I
Speaker 1: was like, I feel like, just like doing a podcast,
Speaker 1: it's going to make me feel less stressed out, even
Speaker 1: if nobody listens to it. Right right right miles number one,
Speaker 1: number one pie, number one pie. Oh, I mean mine
Speaker 1: is key Lime, which is a cake cast. So yeah,
Speaker 1: mine is um homegirl who's homegirl who won the k
Speaker 1: c RW, the the MPR Apple Pie Contest. And then
Speaker 1: she had a restaurant on Fairfax. She's like the local
Speaker 1: pie god um and she had like she would have
Speaker 1: her stuff at like Dinosaur and coof Anyway, she she talked,
Speaker 1: she was on NPR one day talking about this July
Speaker 1: flame pie that she makes. That the July flame is
Speaker 1: apparently this a peach that at a certain part of
Speaker 1: July where the heat gets very intense. It depends on
Speaker 1: the summer. When the heat is very high, it can
Speaker 1: create a thing called like the July flame peach um
Speaker 1: that has a lot more sugar in it. And it's
Speaker 1: just like way, just by virtue of the sun is
Speaker 1: just like a like a one week out of the
Speaker 1: year you can harvest this pie. She was talking about
Speaker 1: it on NPR and then she said, I so I
Speaker 1: have him out here, Like I talked to peach growers
Speaker 1: so I can always get my hands on because they
Speaker 1: make the best like pies you can barely need sugar for.
Speaker 1: And she's like, yeah, I have a couple right now.
Speaker 1: They're around the city. She's like, yeah, if you go
Speaker 1: to Dinosaur Um, there's I have something there too. At
Speaker 1: the time, I lived like ten minutes away from Dinosaur Coffee,
Speaker 1: and I called I got it and it was so
Speaker 1: good because I love peaches and I it sounded mythical
Speaker 1: and the telling of like like where she got this peach?
Speaker 1: But it was so sweet. And you're talking about Murray Calendar, right, yes,
Speaker 1: m condo, Yes, um. Peaches have the I think the
Speaker 1: highest peak of any fruit. Like when there when it's
Speaker 1: peach season, like that, you know that ship starts hitting
Speaker 1: so hard. I think maybe it's also because we're at
Speaker 1: a time now where we can't just get everything we
Speaker 1: want all the time anymore, right, right, there is a
Speaker 1: difference between like non peach season and in peach season,
Speaker 1: so we're like, WHOA, like that I've sort of gotten
Speaker 1: into it just because we have to, you know, but
Speaker 1: just sort of like you get whatever you get if
Speaker 1: you go to the farmers market, like, whatever is in season,
Speaker 1: that's what you get right now. And you can't just
Speaker 1: have something from the summertime in the winter, even though
Speaker 1: we live in California all the time. It's Nicole Rucker,
Speaker 1: That's who it was. Oh, that's who I was gonna guess. Actually, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean incredible. Yeah, I think she has a place
Speaker 1: down at the Grand Central Market now because Fiona is
Speaker 1: a spot that closed that she had to get down.
Speaker 1: That's what I was thinking of. Anyway, shout out to
Speaker 1: Nicole Rucker has a Yeah, she has a rad book
Speaker 1: to Actually that's kind of what got me into the
Speaker 1: pie game. She has an amazing, amazing cookbook. Yeah, staffled
Speaker 1: all about using fruit, amusing fruit stuff. Anyway, Yeah, Nicole Rucker.
Speaker 1: For people who are just even interested, you could tell
Speaker 1: based off the energy coming from Molly and I were like, yo,
Speaker 1: get she's fantastic chef. But her pies especially are like
Speaker 1: she because that's what again, she won like one of
Speaker 1: the old school MPR Apple Pie Contest or whatever in
Speaker 1: the first elevator or star m Alright, guys, let's take
Speaker 1: a quick break and we will be right back and
Speaker 1: we're back and uh, let's let's talk sedition. Let's talk
Speaker 1: about them insurrectionists, because yeah, it seems like I don't know,
Speaker 1: we're we're in a weird between. Like we hear about
Speaker 1: one of the guys who starred in all the footage
Speaker 1: from the raid on the Capitol getting arrested, the American Shaman. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: we hear about one of them getting arrested Q and
Speaker 1: on Shalman. I believe American Shaman is what they called
Speaker 1: Jim Morrison on a poster. Yeah. Probably, But it feels
Speaker 1: like all everybody should have been arrested by now, like
Speaker 1: all all of them, and any claims that they would
Speaker 1: be like flooding the court feel a little disingenuous since
Speaker 1: all courts are already flooded. Uh, it just seems like
Speaker 1: a matter of priority. But some of them are out
Speaker 1: on bail already to yeah, like real cheap bailed, like
Speaker 1: a lot of them. Yeah, that girl who everybody was
Speaker 1: doing memes about because she like laptop lady, yeah laptop yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's I mean, you know, and a lot of it too.
Speaker 1: We've we've i think maybe mentioned on a trending episode,
Speaker 1: but a lot of people who were like coming from
Speaker 1: you know, law enforcement or whatever. Like a lot of
Speaker 1: those people are getting let up so they can sell
Speaker 1: phone out in the wild again like further incriminate other people.
Speaker 1: Because the second these people like they start going to
Speaker 1: like because laptop Daria went and immediately deleted stuff, told
Speaker 1: other people to delete stuff, and they're like, thank you
Speaker 1: for point people. She got outed, uh as sorry out
Speaker 1: it's probably not the right word here. Her ex girlfriend
Speaker 1: was like, oh, hey, my middle school girlfriend stormed the capitol. Wow,
Speaker 1: stole the laptop and then like posted all these pictures
Speaker 1: of her and this girl in middle school, and everybody
Speaker 1: was like, oh, yeah, that's so weird. I went to
Speaker 1: that middle school too. We all knew that girl. That's
Speaker 1: so weird. She seditionist now cool, So I guess that's superlative.
Speaker 1: In the notebook was the year book was pretty accurate,
Speaker 1: most likely to lead us interaction. Um, but yeah, like
Speaker 1: you know, as we as we look at this, we're
Speaker 1: always like, who are they getting when are they getting them?
Speaker 1: Because it's it's so front of mind, you know, because
Speaker 1: we saw what happened, and we're like justice whatever, it's
Speaker 1: just us. So when you look at all the categories
Speaker 1: of people you start to see how the feds are
Speaker 1: actually handling this. So the first group that went down
Speaker 1: after the insurrections what they called the Internet celebrities or
Speaker 1: the influencers, which were you know, uh p Jet, Patty Auschwitz,
Speaker 1: Hoodie Guy, Lecternman Q and on Viking like people who
Speaker 1: we knew just colloquially based on like the photographs and
Speaker 1: things like that. Those are people they just swept up
Speaker 1: easily because most of them actually ended up getting out
Speaker 1: like or being uh identified by their friends and families,
Speaker 1: so they're like cool. Great. Then the next tier that
Speaker 1: has is getting a lot of attention are the people
Speaker 1: who are actually that we're getting violent with the police,
Speaker 1: and those are a lot of the people that we
Speaker 1: haven't heard as much about because they're trying to build
Speaker 1: much larger cases against these people. And for the most
Speaker 1: I was like, oh right, because I remember the dude
Speaker 1: who was getting crushed in the door, or like obviously
Speaker 1: there was the officer was killed with a fire extinguisher,
Speaker 1: but we're now also seeing other things that the Capitol
Speaker 1: Police Union is talking about, like an officer was stabbed
Speaker 1: with a metal fence steak um. Others are like dealing
Speaker 1: with cracked ribs, spinal injuries. Uh. And and we saw
Speaker 1: how they were dismantling scaffolding or whatever to attack police.
Speaker 1: So that's like the next group that they're very much
Speaker 1: being like these we have to get these people off
Speaker 1: the street. And then the third group are the people
Speaker 1: that planned and came prepared for like war. That's those
Speaker 1: are the people that they're taking a lot of time
Speaker 1: on because these are these are people were gonna get
Speaker 1: conspiracy charges the like who knows a whole stack of
Speaker 1: felonies made didn't even occur to me they were really
Speaker 1: going to charge these people because the whole thing was
Speaker 1: so I mean, everything's been so weird for so long.
Speaker 1: It's like each time it escalates, it's like, oh no,
Speaker 1: and yes, this is happening now, right, And it's hard
Speaker 1: to think, like because we're so used to seeing a
Speaker 1: justice system that is does not function at all. The
Speaker 1: everyone's first instinct was like, damn, all of those people
Speaker 1: just got away with that ship, okay. And also because
Speaker 1: we know that if it had been like a like
Speaker 1: a leftist protest, that the cops would have been, you know,
Speaker 1: do more violence on the protesters, a lot more rubber
Speaker 1: bullets being shot out for sure. Yeah, the whole thing.
Speaker 1: I just feel like it was like everybody was a
Speaker 1: little traumatized and being like yeah, yeah, it was so
Speaker 1: funny and weird. And then like a couple of days
Speaker 1: later it came out like, oh no, they might have
Speaker 1: like they were trying to like kill everybody, and we
Speaker 1: were like very close to that happening, right, We're just
Speaker 1: kind of like and it didn't not happen because like
Speaker 1: some you know, some strategy. It really seems like it
Speaker 1: was just lucky. Yeah, it seemed absolutely seemed more like
Speaker 1: based on circumstance that they are like a couple of
Speaker 1: things went the right way at certain points to keep
Speaker 1: people safe. Right, Like we still don't even really know
Speaker 1: like aoc SID something about like she thought there was
Speaker 1: a moment she thought she was going to die. Like
Speaker 1: we still don't even really know what happened in the
Speaker 1: capital during those few hours. Yeah, And I think that's
Speaker 1: how we're gonna begin to see over time more and
Speaker 1: more like just the depth and just how dark this
Speaker 1: whole situation is. But the group that are they're really
Speaker 1: looking at are like, you know, the oath keeper types,
Speaker 1: the militia groups, and they like the feeds talk about
Speaker 1: that there's three affiliates of oath keepers who they were monitoring,
Speaker 1: and they know they had an effort to like obstruct
Speaker 1: the counting of electoral College votes. They have text mess
Speaker 1: messages that talk about logistics and committing violence like on
Speaker 1: like on behalf of the President for weeks before this
Speaker 1: actual moment, and they're saying like, even if they aren't
Speaker 1: the ones who got as violent as some of the
Speaker 1: other people like that they have on wax, this is
Speaker 1: the one that they're really focused on because they're like,
Speaker 1: these are the people who are aren't just going to
Speaker 1: be a threat, as they say on January six, There's
Speaker 1: people the seventh, eighth, ninth of February six that are
Speaker 1: like long term threats that they have to identify because
Speaker 1: while yes, all the people who just self owned taking
Speaker 1: selfies in the capital and trespassing and all that there,
Speaker 1: they will their time will come, but it seems like
Speaker 1: right now they have to they're really trying to at
Speaker 1: their handle on the more organized people that are like
Speaker 1: out here training like in real time for some kind
Speaker 1: of additional attack or something. I mean, it seems though
Speaker 1: like if they if they were taking this as seriously
Speaker 1: as they would if it was leftist or a Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter protest or you know, uh al Qaeda or
Speaker 1: any you know sort of a threat that they take
Speaker 1: seriously and use excess violence against. Like they could have
Speaker 1: arrested all eight hundred of the people who uh you know,
Speaker 1: charged into the into the capital and you know, charged
Speaker 1: them with criminal trespass and like that. It's a decision
Speaker 1: that they're not, Like it's oh yeah, it's also like
Speaker 1: they let it get to this point by not treating
Speaker 1: it like a threat the way that they treat non
Speaker 1: threatening things like a threat. Right. I mean the person
Speaker 1: the FBI director is still Christopher Ray. Uh, same FBI
Speaker 1: director under Trump. Uh, it's yeah. And I mean a
Speaker 1: lot of leftists immediately we're like, oh, they're just gonna
Speaker 1: use this to like make a lot of rules about
Speaker 1: how you can't protest that are then just going to
Speaker 1: be used to like screw people on the left more.
Speaker 1: And that is already happening. Yeah, as opposed to prosecuting
Speaker 1: the very specific people who did this thing. Yeah, they're
Speaker 1: just making broader rules that they can use to their own. Uh.
Speaker 1: You know, however, they want. Um. Yeah, right, it's a
Speaker 1: lot of people being like this is just gonna get us,
Speaker 1: like Patriot Act Part two. Yeah. I mean it's especially
Speaker 1: like when I think while a lot of people are
Speaker 1: trying to be quick to be like, don't call terrorism,
Speaker 1: don't call terrorism, don't give them more you know, rhetorical
Speaker 1: momentum for more anti terrorism bills and budgets and things
Speaker 1: like that, because that's not what is this is, and
Speaker 1: there are already laws to handle this. It's just that
Speaker 1: you'll have to stop doing the thing of like what
Speaker 1: is it white people? Though, and just in general, like
Speaker 1: we've we've talked a bunch on the show about how
Speaker 1: you know, historically the first failed fascist coup is not
Speaker 1: the last attempt at coup, and sometimes they're followed by
Speaker 1: more organized and effective fascist coups. Uh. And you know,
Speaker 1: the one way that you can see them doing this
Speaker 1: moving forward is by focusing on Q and on UH
Speaker 1: and the demoralization and anger and trying to focus that
Speaker 1: into more uh yeah, more focused and extreme white supremacist ideologies.
Speaker 1: There's like, minutes after Biden's inauguration, there's this five thirty
Speaker 1: eight article that looks at like commentary on some of
Speaker 1: the far right apps, and it's like people from the right,
Speaker 1: we're saying like, don't let this moment slip by capitalize
Speaker 1: on their anger, radicalize and demoralization, will give away too,
Speaker 1: will give way to righteous hate in defense of what
Speaker 1: they love. Uh, that's like a militia person never let
Speaker 1: a crisis go to waste. Like it's a concerted effort
Speaker 1: to take the you know, blind and sort of misguided
Speaker 1: outrage of Q and On and try and direct it
Speaker 1: into something more organized and less I guess, diffuse and
Speaker 1: just aimless. Yeah, it's I don't know what the hunger
Speaker 1: of like these militia groups and other extremist groups to
Speaker 1: like court the Q and On people. Oh yeah, I
Speaker 1: hate how totally correct Robert Evans was about everything the
Speaker 1: whole time. I was like, could it happen here? I
Speaker 1: guess it could happen here? It happened here. It happened here. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it happened here? Could I mean? I guess the This
Speaker 1: article points out that one thing that there be being
Speaker 1: a digital cult like the organization disadvantage that they have
Speaker 1: is that they can't take everybody and put them out
Speaker 1: on a farm isolated from society. There's a few reasons
Speaker 1: they're disorganized. There's also maybe we'll get to it later,
Speaker 1: the Jewish space laser. Yeah, like it's hard to organize
Speaker 1: when a lot of the things you believe in aren't real, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's more the things you believe in are lighting fires
Speaker 1: all around you, right, can't keep it all the um
Speaker 1: but yeah, I mean the so like there, they wrote
Speaker 1: about how some of the que people QUE supporters have
Speaker 1: been converted by people just being like, come on, like
Speaker 1: the look what happened, look at look at the inauguration.
Speaker 1: But um, you know, they they're the people who are
Speaker 1: able to, you know, be like my bad and then
Speaker 1: they're the people who are not able and who are
Speaker 1: going to go deeper and just kind of imagine being
Speaker 1: my bad after like completely like alienating your entire family,
Speaker 1: like losing everything that you hold dear because you believe
Speaker 1: in this thing, and then you're just like oops. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And that was like me at fourteen when I wanted
Speaker 1: to be the rock similar things. I cast outside my
Speaker 1: family name from my diploma so I could be say
Speaker 1: my middle name was Rocky and it was a whole
Speaker 1: controversy alien That's true. Yeah, And then and then came
Speaker 1: back and was like, yo, my bad on that, like
Speaker 1: after graduate school, the most selfish, okay, but Miles Rocky,
Speaker 1: Yeah it was dope and I was out there. I
Speaker 1: had the fucking eyebrow going because you know, there were
Speaker 1: many blades And now I see it. Wait, you just
Speaker 1: did the rock eyebrow. Now, yeah, millions? Did you like
Speaker 1: the White Cleft song to bring it back to the
Speaker 1: White clef And oh yeah, I had all the remix albums.
Speaker 1: I mean it does matter that. Yeah it was that's
Speaker 1: that was a joint. But yeah, I mean it wasn't
Speaker 1: quite cue and on. But I think everyone's had moments.
Speaker 1: It's curious to see like how many people have actual
Speaker 1: my bad on that one returners who are coming back
Speaker 1: because I don't when I read stuff, I'm I've been
Speaker 1: kind of split on seeing things on the Internet where
Speaker 1: something seems too self aware that I'm not sure if
Speaker 1: someone's just trolling in these forums and stuff to try
Speaker 1: and bring people out writing fiction being like I thought
Speaker 1: this was real, but now I see that it was
Speaker 1: wrong and stupid and I've lost my family and other
Speaker 1: ones seem like then anecdotally I do here they're like Hey,
Speaker 1: they like I heard from so and so in a
Speaker 1: long time, because like the last thing was like we
Speaker 1: there was a fork in the road because I wasn't
Speaker 1: willing to believe something they said about Chinese spies. I mean,
Speaker 1: if you really thought Hillary was going to get executed
Speaker 1: on stage at the inauguration or whatever and then it
Speaker 1: didn't happen, that would be really disillusioning. Yeah, and so
Speaker 1: I mean they break it down into three categories. They
Speaker 1: are the people who are like, well, so the reason
Speaker 1: that didn't happen is because that inauguration was actually filmed
Speaker 1: weeks ago and the real one actually happened and they
Speaker 1: were executed, but like you didn't get to see it
Speaker 1: because Trump is uh. And then they're the people who
Speaker 1: are going deeper into extremist ideology. And then yeah, the
Speaker 1: people whose friends and family are better people than me
Speaker 1: as someone I didn't know if it was fake, where
Speaker 1: it was like they actually did a face off. When
Speaker 1: you see Biden getting inaugurated, it's actually Trump wearing Biden's
Speaker 1: face as a mask. Yeah, like that one. I really
Speaker 1: love that one. Kamala was not actually worn in because
Speaker 1: there was a zipper on her bible and so she
Speaker 1: had her purse in between her hand and the Bible. Uh.
Speaker 1: Like that that's a that was a theory that was
Speaker 1: going around, But that's a real theory that yeah. Um,
Speaker 1: and there's another like d C was like an autonomous country.
Speaker 1: Therefore two people couldn't lead it at there was so
Speaker 1: I mean credit to some of the people who with
Speaker 1: zero understanding of legislation or law or the constitution just
Speaker 1: took hunt and picked words and combined them into this
Speaker 1: loose logical explanation as to like don't worry, all good,
Speaker 1: all good, all good. It's also so crazy to me too,
Speaker 1: because it's like the calls coming from inside the house,
Speaker 1: like if you're looking for a child trafficking conspiracy, Like
Speaker 1: Elaine is still in jail and they still really haven't
Speaker 1: talked about all the details of like why people were
Speaker 1: being protected by the US government to like do some
Speaker 1: child trafficking for decades. Yeah, a lot of question marks
Speaker 1: still with her testimony. It's like, we don't we have
Speaker 1: no idea what's going on in there. That's what's kind
Speaker 1: of like I was reading the um Jewish space layser
Speaker 1: thing from Marjorie. Uh, Marjorie, we'll just call her I
Speaker 1: can never lay, but she like in her long ranting
Speaker 1: post that is like I'm just saying they put the
Speaker 1: satellite up there, and who knows. People are reporting beaming
Speaker 1: light that came down and started the fire, like just wild,
Speaker 1: unhinged shit. There's also stuff in there that is you know,
Speaker 1: she's pointing out that I think it's Diane Feinstein's husband
Speaker 1: is like the main contractor in charge of the like
Speaker 1: this major project, the bullet train line between l A
Speaker 1: and San Francisco. Like that's the sort of ship that
Speaker 1: like does happen and is bullshit, And like there there's
Speaker 1: enough real stuff out there, but they they like choose
Speaker 1: to focus it on you know. It's sort of a
Speaker 1: natural consequence of like all the information being available, uh
Speaker 1: and like it being bullshit once you get into the
Speaker 1: Da Vinci code stuff too, which is what happens to
Speaker 1: all these people. Eventually they're like, oh, well, like her
Speaker 1: name starts with L, which like corresponds to this letter
Speaker 1: in the Cabbalah, and like they did this many you
Speaker 1: know whatever's and that's how we know. It just gets
Speaker 1: to a point where it's like indistinguishable from certain kinds
Speaker 1: of mental illness. That also make you feel like you're
Speaker 1: understanding everything. They're addicted. They're addicted to the feeling of
Speaker 1: like I'm about to discover it. But I also, you know,
Speaker 1: I go down holes like that on the other side.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, sure, yeah, I mean there were times I
Speaker 1: literally thought I was cracking the matrix. Something going Internet.
Speaker 1: I'm like, hold on, hold on, what Okay, Now I
Speaker 1: gotta do some research. But at a certain point, like
Speaker 1: some most people get, they have that really nation of
Speaker 1: you don't know what you don't know and if you
Speaker 1: can't do that, then yeah, this is this will continue
Speaker 1: down the path. Um, let's talk Frank Biden real quick.
Speaker 1: Gay Francis Francis Biden, the presidents little bro. Uh. He
Speaker 1: also likes to use the family name in advertising settings.
Speaker 1: Yeah you know what I mean, you know, the same ship,
Speaker 1: different party. But don't don't think Frank Biden. Frank Biden
Speaker 1: gonna cash in on that ship. So he's a senior
Speaker 1: advisor for the Berman Law Group in Florida and they're
Speaker 1: based in Boca Ratone. And there was an ad featuring
Speaker 1: Frank Biden like a printed newspaper at the day of
Speaker 1: the inauguration, and the ad is like talking about this lawsuit, um,
Speaker 1: that the firm is leading against a group of like
Speaker 1: sugarcane companies, and and the actual lawsuit is like it's
Speaker 1: not bullshit, Like they're suing them because these sugarcane companies
Speaker 1: apparently they're just like burning the stocks and it's it's
Speaker 1: causing pollution problem and it's a health hazard for the residents.
Speaker 1: And they're like, okay, we're here on behalf of those
Speaker 1: people to get you to stop this practice. But like
Speaker 1: this ad really just has like Frank Biden along with
Speaker 1: these quotes like talking about the incoming president in the
Speaker 1: family name so um. The first of all that this
Speaker 1: adds as the two Biden brothers have long held a
Speaker 1: commitment to pushing environmental issues to the forefront. The president
Speaker 1: elect has vowed to rejoin the Paris Agreement and wants
Speaker 1: to set ambitious greenhouse gas reduction targets, for example. And
Speaker 1: then it goes on Frank Biden saying, my brother is
Speaker 1: a model for how to go about doing this work.
Speaker 1: One of his central tenants is that one should never
Speaker 1: question another man's or woman's motives or assigned blame to them.
Speaker 1: That way, you avoid creating a disparity that prevents any
Speaker 1: kind of coming together. You can, of course question someone's judgment,
Speaker 1: and that's what we're doing by bringing this to court.
Speaker 1: Even his even his quote from his brother is rambling
Speaker 1: and it's prediculously confusing. And does he make Biden seem
Speaker 1: kind of like on point right there? Maybe? I guess,
Speaker 1: I mean, like apparently that's what we call Roger Clinton's
Speaker 1: right right, Uh, you know, because first of all, Frank
Speaker 1: Biden is a non attorney senior advisor there, so it
Speaker 1: sounds like you're just signing up my man's for the name. Uh.
Speaker 1: He did start working there, I think, right, maybe slightly
Speaker 1: before Biden announced his candidacy. Um, but this lawsuits weird.
Speaker 1: Fred Taylor, the older, the running former running back of
Speaker 1: the Jaguars, is also part of this law firm. Is
Speaker 1: that something that just generally people do when there's a
Speaker 1: class action lawsuit? Does like get celebrity endorsements? Maybe it
Speaker 1: helps visibility or something. I don't know, man, But Fred
Speaker 1: I was like, this whole loss, this whole like law
Speaker 1: firms interesting, Like you have Fred Taylor and then Frank Biden,
Speaker 1: Like it's a who's who of legal ex Fred and Frank.
Speaker 1: Once he got Fred and Frank on board, Yeah, giving
Speaker 1: me big Frank stallone at I'm hoping we this he
Speaker 1: becomes like he's he's a lot louder than he needs
Speaker 1: to be. Well, I mean, the Biden family is rife
Speaker 1: with like fun, It's gonna be hard to beat or
Speaker 1: even come close to matching Hunter. But maybe a Hunter
Speaker 1: and Frank can like team up right, yeah road trip?
Speaker 1: Yeah okay, but yeah, it's weird this photo. If you
Speaker 1: just look up Francis Biden, it's so funny looking because
Speaker 1: it looks like if Biden was like a Florida con man.
Speaker 1: It really does. It's so funny because it's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's his brother looking like, yeah, that's a you got
Speaker 1: Biden face. We gotta we gotta make Frank Biden a star. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And he's like he's all sunburnt in this photo and
Speaker 1: he's got his like weird ray bands on, and I'm like, yo,
Speaker 1: this isd is scam in that, Like, no, it looks
Speaker 1: like a like a Florida man, Like he could be
Speaker 1: a guy from the Trump administration who you're like some weird,
Speaker 1: scuzzy tan guy from Florida. It definitely looks like the
Speaker 1: photo could either be a picture Frank Biden or like
Speaker 1: where are they now? Trump Administration edition of like people,
Speaker 1: and it's like and Frank Biden lives in Boca with
Speaker 1: a wonderful tan. You have to wear a like loose
Speaker 1: but still fitted T shirt once you're over the age
Speaker 1: of sixty and moved to Florida. Is that just to
Speaker 1: like reclaim your vitality to be like, look at my
Speaker 1: muscles are still into there? Yeah. Yeah, And it's just
Speaker 1: like a vague it gives you a vague body shape thing.
Speaker 1: I'm aware of fucking tunic when I'm at my clothes
Speaker 1: are getting bag ear in bag. You're the more age.
Speaker 1: And finally, I want to talk about this leader from
Speaker 1: the Proud Boys. His name is Terio Enrique Tario or Tario.
Speaker 1: So he got a usted a couple of days before
Speaker 1: I think it was like January four, Uh, and it
Speaker 1: was for tearing Black Lives Matter signs off of a
Speaker 1: church and burning them in the street. Uh. There were
Speaker 1: pictures and video of him like with the signs and
Speaker 1: they were burnt in the streets. So aside too high
Speaker 1: capacity magazines right him with Proud Boy stuff, which is
Speaker 1: like a big big no no. Yeah, so uh they
Speaker 1: he was being held when the January six insurrection happened.
Speaker 1: UM and Reuter's went and looked into his backstory and
Speaker 1: they found uh that he is like one of a
Speaker 1: Hall of Fame like undercover operative for the FBI, just
Speaker 1: like a John Stockton level dime dropper. UH like he
Speaker 1: uh that. There's this quote from the Reuters article that
Speaker 1: is like a transcript from the trial he got. So
Speaker 1: he got caught UM in a fraud case where he
Speaker 1: pled guilty to stealing and relabeling diabetes test kits, which
Speaker 1: is just some real fraud fraudster ship. Uh. And the
Speaker 1: trial he got his UH sentence reduced from sixty months
Speaker 1: to thirteen because he helped the prosecution of those running
Speaker 1: other separate criminal enterprises, ranging from running marijuana grow houses
Speaker 1: in Miami to operating pharmaceutical fraud schemes. But when you
Speaker 1: hear the UH attorneys talk about him as an asset,
Speaker 1: it's like they're in awe of how much he has done,
Speaker 1: Like no rat has ever rating right exactly, Master splinter
Speaker 1: this quote from UH. I think it was his attorney, Yeah,
Speaker 1: said your honor Frankly. In all the years which is
Speaker 1: now more than thirty that I've been doing this. I've
Speaker 1: never had a client as prolific in terms of cooperating
Speaker 1: in any respect. Uh So that's that's their leader for him.
Speaker 1: Most people don't know what prolific means. Proud won't be
Speaker 1: mean because I think a lot of people are like,
Speaker 1: what does that mean for Proud Boys? I think it
Speaker 1: ended a few years ago, like the last time he was.
Speaker 1: But I mean, once you go rat, you never go back.
Speaker 1: I can't, especially when they catch you with high capacity
Speaker 1: magazines like that in the capital and they're like, okay,
Speaker 1: so you want to talk again? Maybe Yeah, that's why
Speaker 1: they were so prepared for the January sixth insurrection. They
Speaker 1: were on top this. Um. I actually kind of view
Speaker 1: it the other way though, Like it makes sense that
Speaker 1: the that, like, the dude who is the leader of
Speaker 1: this white supremacist organization that is treated so well by
Speaker 1: law enforcement is like somebody plays both sides, like not
Speaker 1: necessarily that he's like, you know, using plays both sides?
Speaker 1: What if it's all one side? Yeah, right, exactly. Well
Speaker 1: if law enforcement already agree with the Proud Boys, and
Speaker 1: so yeah, it makes sense that he's you know, no
Speaker 1: you think the guy leading America's fascist movement is at
Speaker 1: the forefront of blending being a criminal with being a cop,
Speaker 1: Like those are the two sides of America that uh
Speaker 1: fast the hardest, So it makes sense that he's like
Speaker 1: on both sides. But I'm curious what he does out
Speaker 1: of self preservation, right, because all of these people have
Speaker 1: shown themselves to not be loyal to them switches on
Speaker 1: other on other play right, So because I know, like
Speaker 1: Q and On Shaman was in the headlines this over
Speaker 1: the weekend because his lawyer was like, Yo, he'll help
Speaker 1: you bring that. He'll give up Trump, like whatever you
Speaker 1: need him to do. Like this guy doesn't want to
Speaker 1: be in jail because he needs his organic food that
Speaker 1: they're accommodating him because he's what was so peri But
Speaker 1: like I'm I'm curious to see how this all breaks
Speaker 1: down because a lot of people, like whether it's the
Speaker 1: Internet celebrities of the Capital raid, We're like, no, and
Speaker 1: it told me to do it? Like how like what
Speaker 1: that turns into out of self preservation for these people
Speaker 1: that are facing some kind of liability, and how that
Speaker 1: turns into you know whatever, epic self owning for everybody.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I'm sure he's doing it in a way
Speaker 1: that is beneficial to the long run interests of white supremacists,
Speaker 1: right like, and what's Fenrique? Check your own receipts, Honey,
Speaker 1: they don't want you. Um, but yeah, the I don't know.
Speaker 1: It just seems like they're doing as a little damage
Speaker 1: and as as much ineffective kind of investigation and taking
Speaker 1: down of of the fascist side of things, which is
Speaker 1: a pattern if you listened to Robert Evans and prop
Speaker 1: on behind the Insurrection, that it's a very easy way
Speaker 1: for them to make sure that fascism doesn't get stamped
Speaker 1: out when it first rises up. Alright, let's take a
Speaker 1: quick break and we'll come back and talk about everything.
Speaker 1: Bagel ice cream, and we're back. And Nancy Pelosi told
Speaker 1: me about this new treat that she is stocking in
Speaker 1: her fridge. Uh in your telegram channel called lit freezers. Yeah, Jenny's,
Speaker 1: which is what Nancy Pelosi had her fridge stocked with.
Speaker 1: It's like, uh four a pint ice cream? Um, it's nine, jack,
Speaker 1: don't I don't know. I think it's like twelve. Maybe
Speaker 1: you guys are just like Nancy Pelosi. You have no
Speaker 1: idea how much a pint of ice cream? Actually, I
Speaker 1: don't know if that pready three dollars out of touch?
Speaker 1: How much is a banana? Did you guys read? There
Speaker 1: is that interview with Billie Eilish the other day where
Speaker 1: she was like, I don't know how much cereal costs.
Speaker 1: So I ordered like what I thought was a box
Speaker 1: of cereal, and it was like fifty boxes of cereal.
Speaker 1: She thought, yeah, she doesn't know. You're too young, probably
Speaker 1: doesn't even know what that mean because she's rich for
Speaker 1: so long, and the combination of like, you're a teenager
Speaker 1: maybe doesn't buy your own groceries, and now you're incredibly
Speaker 1: rich and have no idea how much things cost because
Speaker 1: she completely skipped that phase of life where you have
Speaker 1: like a little bit of money that you've earned and
Speaker 1: you try and go out to eat with your friends.
Speaker 1: That's a very formative period. So if you go straight
Speaker 1: from I don't know every time I go, my parents
Speaker 1: pay for everything to I don't know my accountant, I
Speaker 1: have a card to my accountant gave me and I
Speaker 1: just I waived that at whatever. You don't have to
Speaker 1: choose between like seeing movie and having dinner exactly or
Speaker 1: be like, all right, fuck it, let's let's let's figure
Speaker 1: out what you got a calculator or just do it
Speaker 1: on paper with the tax Okay, so we'll get nachos
Speaker 1: and then a case idea, and then we'll all have
Speaker 1: enough to go in the movie and then maybe split
Speaker 1: a smoothie at the end. Okay. There's also that point
Speaker 1: where you're growing out of like being young enough where
Speaker 1: it's still kind of cute that you don't know stuff,
Speaker 1: uh right, right, which is why it's not cute that
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi doesn't know. It's a bad look to have
Speaker 1: five hundred pints of really expensive ice cream in your
Speaker 1: fridge and people are starving you, Like how much is
Speaker 1: a violet insulin? Nancy, I don't know. She's like, I
Speaker 1: don't know, like three pints. But yeah, So this boutique creamery, Jenny's,
Speaker 1: it's not really boutique, it's a chain now right, huge
Speaker 1: now they're huge. But they dropped a flavor everything bagel
Speaker 1: and I don't know if it was is viral marketing
Speaker 1: or whatever, but they call it violent marketing. They had
Speaker 1: somebody who I follow and trust on socials, like, I
Speaker 1: don't know how it's this good but it is, And
Speaker 1: I was like, well that's enough for me. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: I'm worried because when I saw the thing, I'm like,
Speaker 1: get the funk out of my face with this everything
Speaker 1: bagel ice cream. My friend Goldie was like, come on,
Speaker 1: you cowards, like put locks in there. Yeah, let's actually yes,
Speaker 1: but you're gonna do it. They mentioned how you know,
Speaker 1: the like cream cheese like a great already stabilizer for
Speaker 1: ice creams as it is, so you don't have to
Speaker 1: put in a lot of like artificial things in it.
Speaker 1: So cream cheese is always like for for people who
Speaker 1: make ice cream, isn't anything new? Um, So I was like, okay, fine,
Speaker 1: I see the logic there, but like, really, like what's
Speaker 1: the description? They say, it's cream cheese ice cream with
Speaker 1: everything bagel, gravel, like poppies, sime onions and garlic. Here's
Speaker 1: what I think you really? Onions and garlics. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: everything bagel everything. Baby. I was just thinking, like salty.
Speaker 1: I mean, I love everything bagels and I like a
Speaker 1: salty sweet thing. But I'm blaming this entirely on the
Speaker 1: Trader Joe's Everything Bagel seasoning that came out like last
Speaker 1: year where they put all that stuff in a shaker
Speaker 1: so you could just put it on stuff. And then,
Speaker 1: in true Trader Joe's fashion, they started just making a
Speaker 1: lot of other products that have the Everything Babel Bagel
Speaker 1: seasoning on it. So I think kind of the idea
Speaker 1: of Everything Bagel. There's also just kind of like a
Speaker 1: bagel boom going on for hope. They're You're late to
Speaker 1: the party, y'all. There's been no bagel boom. There's I've
Speaker 1: been I've been down with the bagel boom since the eighties.
Speaker 1: There's that. I just feel like anytime you make a
Speaker 1: savory ice cream flavor, you're dancing with the devil. Did
Speaker 1: you ever go to a Stinking Rose the garlic restaurant? Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I did not get the garlic. So I've had
Speaker 1: garlic ice cream before, and garlic ice cream isn't bad,
Speaker 1: you know. It's not like something I go all fuck
Speaker 1: get the garlic ice cream because it's going up tonight.
Speaker 1: But it's one of those things you eat and you're like, damn,
Speaker 1: I'm actually more interested because it's not bad, Like I
Speaker 1: honestly think there are Yeah, I mean, like if they
Speaker 1: didn't call it ice cream, I think that's the key.
Speaker 1: I think if you made like a like I thought,
Speaker 1: I think about this always in the summer, like soup popsicles,
Speaker 1: like a gaspacho popsicle, and like a tomato soup popsicle.
Speaker 1: Maybe not a clam chowder popsicle, but just things like that,
Speaker 1: just thinking about it. But I think you have you
Speaker 1: gotta call it like a granita or something. If you
Speaker 1: call it an ice cream, like people's minds go to sweet,
Speaker 1: and I feel like most of the time when people
Speaker 1: try to do savory, I don't really funk with all
Speaker 1: those artisanal ice creams that have like fucking like duck
Speaker 1: skin in them or whatever. You know, there's been a
Speaker 1: lot of that lately. Wait, there was, man, you gotta
Speaker 1: put me onto that, like salt and straw. All. They're
Speaker 1: weird as you know, things where it's like a thing
Speaker 1: you wouldn't expect an ice cream that's an ice cream.
Speaker 1: And there's a place, there's a place in Philadelphia called
Speaker 1: Little Babies that did a pizza ice cream. No thank you, right,
Speaker 1: Like I don't want that. I respect to try to exist,
Speaker 1: but like, okay, so it's one of those things the
Speaker 1: idea you say no to just like I would say
Speaker 1: no to everything bagel ice cream. No, don't need it.
Speaker 1: But we all have this morbid fascination to try you
Speaker 1: would you not try this pizza ice cream? Jack, I'll
Speaker 1: try anything, Okay, I'll try anything for free? Right right?
Speaker 1: All right? Then maybe what we'll do is we can
Speaker 1: all go in a couple of bucks. Maybe we'll have
Speaker 1: zeit gang because it's expensive. If every if the listeners
Speaker 1: and all of us put in a dollar, we might
Speaker 1: be able to afford one of these points, one of
Speaker 1: the everything bagel points. Yeah, alright, did wait? This is
Speaker 1: like related, but did you guys see the mac and cheese,
Speaker 1: the pink mac? Yeah, we talked about me hate mac
Speaker 1: and cheese more. By the end of talking about it,
Speaker 1: I was like craft has lost its way, and it's
Speaker 1: like the Q and on on. You're like, I gotta
Speaker 1: put you to bed now. I just feel like you
Speaker 1: could make it pink without making it sweete mac and cheese.
Speaker 1: But then I'm like, isn't it maybe sweet mac and
Speaker 1: cheese is just coogle? Oh yeah, a little bit. I
Speaker 1: think again, it's like you just have to have different
Speaker 1: words for these things. You could talk somebody into a
Speaker 1: sweet pasta. You just have to not call it Kraft
Speaker 1: mac and cheese but it's sweet because then your mind
Speaker 1: just reels. Yeah, I guess Coogle would have been better,
Speaker 1: because now that you say that, I'll be like, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: because I'm pro like dessert pizza. I'm pro a pizza ki.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, I mean pizzuki is like not mixing flavors.
Speaker 1: It's just like taking the concept of pizza shapes and
Speaker 1: putting desserts in the shape of pizza. Like, I'm all
Speaker 1: about that, but like trying to make the base of
Speaker 1: the dessert actual asta. I cannot abide it. B J's
Speaker 1: that you say that, that's one of those restaurants like
Speaker 1: in my late teens that you're like, yeo, we're going
Speaker 1: to be J's Brewery with our fake I d s
Speaker 1: funk out of here. And then you're like, we don't
Speaker 1: have We shouldn't really, we can't really afford to drink
Speaker 1: in public. No, you can't afford the prices that any
Speaker 1: of those barcades those are for oh barcades. The barcade
Speaker 1: scene in l A is despicable. I'm like, what y'all
Speaker 1: are charging so much money for these games? Like, no,
Speaker 1: have you been to that one spot in Hollywood that's
Speaker 1: like the pizza nineties pizza arcade in the before Now,
Speaker 1: I haven't been in there. Yeah, the pizza was okay,
Speaker 1: and the you know, they were they were going for
Speaker 1: an aggressive nineties aesthetic that just felt a little ham
Speaker 1: fisted for me. It feels ham fisted. But then there
Speaker 1: was also that one in like down by Dodger Stadium. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, this is so stupid. And then
Speaker 1: I was like, oh no, they like exactly got all
Speaker 1: the games, but they got It's like it wasn't eighties games.
Speaker 1: It was like late eighties early nineties games, so it
Speaker 1: was like arcade games. Like you we all played at
Speaker 1: the Hut and I was like, it got me. I
Speaker 1: think button Mash is still in business too, maybe. I mean,
Speaker 1: I can't imagine. The barcade business is like very uh
Speaker 1: popping right now. There's one in Echo Park that closed.
Speaker 1: I'm sure stuff for me. I did all the experimenting
Speaker 1: I needed this week when I got a peanut Reese's
Speaker 1: Peanut Butter big cup with chunks of pretzel inside the
Speaker 1: chips one oh chips, I don't know which chips the
Speaker 1: pretzel as, Oh my god, her majesty steals them from
Speaker 1: set and brings them here Like any good person if
Speaker 1: you have a pardner who works in production, they better
Speaker 1: be stealing from crafty for you and bringing it home.
Speaker 1: But she came home with him and she's like, you'll
Speaker 1: never guess what's happened. I don't know what you got
Speaker 1: a promotion And she like I hadn't seen them, but
Speaker 1: the chip one is fucking potato. Yeah, I will. I
Speaker 1: will funk with some potato chips in there as like
Speaker 1: a you know, a salty accent. I might. I might
Speaker 1: do this Everything bagel ice cream, you gotta do it.
Speaker 1: I want to know does it? Especially because it doesn't
Speaker 1: have locks in it like it it sounds like it
Speaker 1: might not even be that crazy, like it'll taste like
Speaker 1: a like a cheesecake ice cream probably right. The closest
Speaker 1: thing they say is like if you've had a garlic
Speaker 1: ice cream that was good or it's just like it's subtle,
Speaker 1: it's there, but you're not, like, what's like a frozen this,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? Like apparently has but I
Speaker 1: would do like you know, I would do a sour
Speaker 1: cream ice cream there there are other you know, there's
Speaker 1: like a really good avocado ice cream, the Filipino ice cream,
Speaker 1: things that you might not necessarily consider for ice cream.
Speaker 1: Then you have it in ice cream and you're like, actually,
Speaker 1: this kind of makes sense. There's only when we find out,
Speaker 1: uh finally, let's uh, let's just talk about real quick
Speaker 1: what we've been watching. See if anything comes up. I've
Speaker 1: just been binging better call Saul the Simpsons than NBA basketball,
Speaker 1: So nothing very interesting there. Oh wow, um, I've been
Speaker 1: watching Oh so okay, off the strength of you saying
Speaker 1: that The Leftover season two is like one of the
Speaker 1: best seasons of television ever written. I started watching The
Speaker 1: Leftovers because I was here for watch Men, and I
Speaker 1: was like, okay, well let's see what We'll see what
Speaker 1: Linda Loft did when he said a white guy was
Speaker 1: god um and the show I was yo if it
Speaker 1: kind of sucked me up because it's a little ahead
Speaker 1: of its time and it was sort of reading the
Speaker 1: future in I mean, not that it knew we could
Speaker 1: foresee Q and on and things like that, but this
Speaker 1: the departure and how people that like represents a forking
Speaker 1: off for people on what they're believing is real? Um
Speaker 1: how to? I was watching It's like, oh my, this
Speaker 1: is so it was. It was kind of turbulent to watch,
Speaker 1: but it was actually, you know, elegantly written. I will say, yeah,
Speaker 1: season two or I really loved For some reason, I
Speaker 1: didn't watch season three. Uh. I love season two, and
Speaker 1: I loved the pilot of of season one, the very
Speaker 1: first episode justin throu and sweatpants and took me through
Speaker 1: a lot of that show. Yeah, he's very man. I
Speaker 1: was watching with her majesty. She's like, how is he
Speaker 1: so like sculpted? I don't know. Maybe he has a
Speaker 1: trainer or something we can look into that. Maybe his
Speaker 1: girlfriend doesn't bring him peanut buttercups with chips in them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: um right, but it's it. I get it because he's uh,
Speaker 1: he's I didn't. I didn't know who he was aside
Speaker 1: from being with Jennifer Aniston, Like I didn't. I'm not
Speaker 1: good at knowing actors. He's all. He's also a writer.
Speaker 1: He's he's a funny dude. Is really Yeah. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry sorry to tell you guys. They're other handsome,
Speaker 1: funny guys out there that continue at all. He is
Speaker 1: he wrote Tropic Thunder and he wrote Tropic Thunder. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what did I just I just watched something else that
Speaker 1: he wrote the other day, some other semi recent comedy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's really funny. Else. Have you guys seen Wanderlust, the
Speaker 1: David Wayne movie where they go to a commune. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's like the guru in that, and he's so funny. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Does he appear in the other two or is he
Speaker 1: just like a present in that? I really liked there
Speaker 1: the idea of Justin throw like they air be and
Speaker 1: b Justin Through's house and it's like just this like
Speaker 1: weird austere thing. But I don't remember if he actually appeared,
Speaker 1: but he had to have agreed to it, and it's
Speaker 1: very ya seems chill. I watched The Arrival from with Charlie. Yeah, Arrival,
Speaker 1: The Arrival, Yeah, where the where the legs bend the
Speaker 1: other way? Yeah? Uh? And Charlie Sheen has like a
Speaker 1: crazy facial hair arrangement and that right, That's the one
Speaker 1: thing I remember from that movie is that he has
Speaker 1: like evil direcky beard. Yeah, it's on Hulu. And then
Speaker 1: like when he's supposed to be going more crazy, it
Speaker 1: finally grows out into a real beard, and that's like
Speaker 1: less stressful when it becomes a real hair. Oh god,
Speaker 1: it got it, got it? You do justin Throw's right.
Speaker 1: These credits are ridiculous. He wrote iron Man too. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what where is this fool coming from? Right now? So
Speaker 1: he's just like a successful Hollywood writer that somebody was like, Yo,
Speaker 1: that dude is really handsome who just pitched something like
Speaker 1: I think a little bit. Yeah, I'm not sure exactly.
Speaker 1: And he's like best friends with Amy Sedaris. He's got
Speaker 1: he's got friends with best friends with my Amy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he shows up on her show a few times as
Speaker 1: he shows up once as a ghostly sea captain. Yeah, dude,
Speaker 1: Tropic Thunder screenplay story credit iron Man to screenplay credit
Speaker 1: Rock of Ages screen That's what I watched that he wrote.
Speaker 1: He was Rock of Ages and zoo Lander too. I
Speaker 1: also recommend Rock of Ages, which I wanted, really Rocket,
Speaker 1: have you seen it? No? No? I immediately, like, just
Speaker 1: the preview of that immediately made me not want to
Speaker 1: see it. But I I think zoo Lander two is
Speaker 1: pretty good. Like Rock of Ages, it's like a pretty
Speaker 1: stupid movie adapted from a jukebox musical about hair metal,
Speaker 1: but it has an absolutely incredible Tom Cruise performance in it,
Speaker 1: where Tom Cruise plays like a hair metal guy. He
Speaker 1: plays like the leader of a fictional super successful hair
Speaker 1: metal band. And his character's name is Stacy Jack's and
Speaker 1: that's why on the poster it doesn't say Tom Cruise
Speaker 1: and it's and Tom Cruise as Stacy. You gotta watch
Speaker 1: it because it's like everybody else in this movie is
Speaker 1: giving it like they're all but Tom Cruise is seriously
Speaker 1: giving an Oscar winning performance in Rock of Ages as
Speaker 1: like Brett Michael's basically, so Justin is basically the Tom
Speaker 1: Cruise whisper, because if he wrote Tropic Thunder, he brought
Speaker 1: out one of the most hilarious comedic performances of Tom
Speaker 1: Cruise and Tropic Thunder was that where the trust was built,
Speaker 1: where he's like, Tom, I gotta get you. In Rock
Speaker 1: they were like, look, we have a brotherhood of like
Speaker 1: funny guys that are also really hot and like, you know,
Speaker 1: we like people underestimate us for being like hot guys
Speaker 1: with really strong hairlines we gotta but not as strong.
Speaker 1: I was peeping that. I was like, Okay, he was
Speaker 1: having an evolution throughout the leftovers with his plant transplant
Speaker 1: who knows? Who knows? Oh yeah, now that I'm seeing
Speaker 1: these promos rest and now I'm like, hey, my man
Speaker 1: had the hairline grow glorybody's got a transplant that you
Speaker 1: think it's got the good hair usually leading man. Listen
Speaker 1: to my podcast called Bitter Embald, was I call out
Speaker 1: the people who have hair fun that suck me up.
Speaker 1: I'll have to watch Rock of Ages of Ages. It's
Speaker 1: just also like I was, it was like one of
Speaker 1: the really bad days and I was like, what is
Speaker 1: going to just completely bleach my brain out and not
Speaker 1: make me think about anything going on right now? And
Speaker 1: it was Nourishment and it was Rock of Ages. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's uh. And it's also like all the songs are
Speaker 1: good and they set dressed Miami as the sunset strip
Speaker 1: and it's totally weird. That's so strange just in terms
Speaker 1: of zeitgeist watching things we talked about, Uh, Wonder Woman
Speaker 1: eighty four and Soul, they finally kind of put together
Speaker 1: some stats on that they were both watched by like
Speaker 1: fifteen million people. Um, so they we were trying to
Speaker 1: like figure out how big a hit those were. They
Speaker 1: would have been like between the fifth and sixth biggest
Speaker 1: movie of twenty nineteen, so between Aladdin and Jordan's Peels
Speaker 1: us Um. So it's not like they're just dominant, but
Speaker 1: they're they're pretty big numbers. Yeah, what else are people
Speaker 1: going to do but watch Wonder Woman? Yeah? It was like,
Speaker 1: I think it's one of the few times I was
Speaker 1: at the pace of the regular world in terms of
Speaker 1: watching a new release. Oh yeah, I'll watch something if
Speaker 1: it yeah, they bring it to my door. Included on
Speaker 1: versus me trying to find like city Walk parking discount
Speaker 1: like coupons and then oh man. One of the last
Speaker 1: things I did before Quarantine started was make a little
Speaker 1: short film at city Walk called Where's Gilan? With my
Speaker 1: friend is Gelan because I thought it was funny that
Speaker 1: she was last at the in and Out. I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: what if she's just at city Walk? But like I remember,
Speaker 1: I just was like, oh my god, it costs like
Speaker 1: thirty dollars to park at city Walk, but I'm going
Speaker 1: to do it. And now I don't regret it at all.
Speaker 1: Now I'm like, man, I'm and I went to city Walk. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll send it to you. Oh please do because that's
Speaker 1: my stuff. Man. I used to run from the curl
Speaker 1: Sheariff's on the regular out there. It was like the
Speaker 1: whole joke of my short film was that that city
Speaker 1: Walk is this place that's like supposed to be full
Speaker 1: of people but seems semi abandoned. And know every place
Speaker 1: is like that. So the next big one that's dropping
Speaker 1: on HBO Max actually dropped on Friday, and I didn't
Speaker 1: even realize that The The Little Thing, Yeah, The Little Things,
Speaker 1: which is a title they gave that the title of
Speaker 1: a rom com, like a semi earnest rom com. Uh,
Speaker 1: and it's a thriller. It's trying to be like a
Speaker 1: Silence of the Lambs type thing. People are saying, it's
Speaker 1: the Slate had a headline the only thing I saw
Speaker 1: that that said like it's shameless copaganda. They're like this
Speaker 1: this movie was made like decades like should have been
Speaker 1: made decades ago for its take on like law enforcement.
Speaker 1: And you're like, oh yeah, because the screenplay was written
Speaker 1: in nine three got it all there right after Rodney King,
Speaker 1: I wonder, what, huh, what's the law enforcement? Molly? It's
Speaker 1: been so fun having you as always Where can people
Speaker 1: find you? And folly. Thanks for having me. You can
Speaker 1: find me on Twitter at Molly Lambert. Check out my
Speaker 1: work with my friends at no Olympics l A dot
Speaker 1: com for some fun videos and stuff about why the
Speaker 1: Olympics are bad for l A. And uh yeah, I'll
Speaker 1: be back in the podcast sphere soon. Yeah, yeah, yeah
Speaker 1: you will. And is there a tweet or some other
Speaker 1: work of social media you've been enjoying. I don't even know.
Speaker 1: I'm like all I've been doing. I've just been following
Speaker 1: like a lot of bird accounts. Bird accounts. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: there's like one that just keeps track of birds in
Speaker 1: Central Park and they just post like, here's a bird
Speaker 1: in Central Park. Check it out. Here's this duck no
Speaker 1: one had seen for a week and now it's back. Uh.
Speaker 1: They posted a snowy owl yesterday. That was the highlight
Speaker 1: of my day. Uh, Miles, where can people find you?
Speaker 1: What's tweet you've been enjoying? Oh man, let's see Twitter,
Speaker 1: Instagram at Miles of Gray and also the other podcast
Speaker 1: for twenty Day Fiance Talking ninety day. Uh, let's see
Speaker 1: one tweet. I like a couple of tweets. First one
Speaker 1: is from at Wonder Priscilla says, can y'all believe we
Speaker 1: used to just get texted a random address to a
Speaker 1: party and we just show up and walk in there
Speaker 1: and drink the drinks and ship like without even knowing
Speaker 1: whose party slash house it is. L m A no
Speaker 1: dec The only thing that mattered was which school's party
Speaker 1: is it? That was the only thing that mattered, because
Speaker 1: that's the only thing I could use to figure out
Speaker 1: like if it was cool, or if it was gonna
Speaker 1: be chill, if it was gonna be something we would
Speaker 1: get into some ship. But yeah, we truly or back
Speaker 1: then fucking printing out map quest printed directions to a
Speaker 1: house party. Where are my old people at Thomas Guide? Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 1: like banning, you're following the other car and then you
Speaker 1: lose somebody fuck and then like pull over on the
Speaker 1: freeway and like yes, full go to a gas station
Speaker 1: and like see if you see anybody else from your
Speaker 1: high school come through, you're going to kickback, all right,
Speaker 1: I'm password for the rave exactly. Next one's from Blair
Speaker 1: Saki at Blair Saki tweets every time I see someone's
Speaker 1: public Vemo transaction, it feels like I walked in on them.
Speaker 1: Naked and the last one is from at Reductress. Oh,
Speaker 1: these girl bosses only get paid in girl money ship.
Speaker 1: What we got here? What we got here? Actors? I
Speaker 1: like Blair Saki's tweet raspberries or chick little gum drops
Speaker 1: from God and I liked Cullen Swamp trash. Crawford tweeted
Speaker 1: your own personal hand Jesus, you can find me on Twitter.
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Speaker 1: where we link off to the information that we talked
Speaker 1: about in today's episode, as well as the song we
Speaker 1: ride out on miles. What are we riding out on today? Uh?
Speaker 1: This is a track that I want to play is
Speaker 1: one called Nass and it's from Singe Clark, who is
Speaker 1: from what I've gathered, just like Australian producer who like
Speaker 1: makes like you know, in the Year of Our Lord
Speaker 1: is making sort of like throwback e um like ambient
Speaker 1: disco music, but it's like got really good musicians on it,
Speaker 1: not that like they're known, but like you can hear that,
Speaker 1: Like these people are really good on their instruments. Um,
Speaker 1: and it's super easy to listen to and it's funky.
Speaker 1: So this is from a new mixtape or or ep
Speaker 1: he has out, but he has another album I was
Speaker 1: listening to called Music for an Italian Afternoon. And you
Speaker 1: know your boy loves Italy and since he can't go there,
Speaker 1: this track isn't I mean that album is also great
Speaker 1: background music. I'm all about the background music right now.
Speaker 1: So but this one is unas or Us by Singe Clark. Alright,
Speaker 1: we're gonna ride out on that. The Daily Zeitgeist does
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