Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh - Dave Portnoy’s MeToo Evasion MasterClass

Episode Date: November 16, 2021

Flagrant 2 is a comedy podcast that delivers unfiltered, unapologetic, and unruly hot takes directly to your dome piece. In an era dictated by political correctness, hosts Andrew Schulz and Akaash Sin...gh, along with AlexxMedia and Mark Gagnon, could care less about sensitivities. If it’s funny and flagrant it flies. If you are sensitive this podcast is not for you. But if you miss the days of comedians actually being funny instead of preaching to a quire then welcome to The Flagrancy. Join the Patreon Asshole Army: http://bit.ly/2xQwHYf New York native and internationally touring stand-up, Andrew Schulz is known for his hilarious and unsafe comedy. He has starred in the sitcom BENDERS (now available on Netflix), can be seen in Amazon’s SNEAKY PETE, HBO’s CRASHING, and on MTV including GUY CODE and GIRL CODE. In the podcast realm, Schulz can be heard on the wildly popular THE BRILLIANT IDIOTS — co-hosted by nationally syndicated radio and television personality Charlamagne tha God — the hilarious sports commentary podcast FLAGRANT 2, and the film and TV analysis podcast WESTERBROS. He has made major appearances on The Joe Rogan Experience, Bert Kreischer’s BERTCAST, Joey “coco” Diaz The Chuch of What’s Happening Now, and Theo Von’s This Past Weekend. He has even done solo interviews with the likes of Lil Duval and many others. Andrew’s online presence has touched hundreds of millions of people across the globe and his unconventionally funny approach to the comedy world has launched him into stardome. His shows Dropping In and Inside Jokes will rack of hundreds of thousands of views weekly. Nothing is off limits for Schulz, from sex to race, and even the occasional audience heckler roast, Andrew is hungry to be the best. He can be seen in New York City performing regularly at New York Comedy Club and the Comedy Cellar.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 What up everybody, welcome to Flaker 2, it's your boy Show T, I'm here with Akash Singh, Mark Gagnon, Alex Media is still not here, he is on punishment, okay? Alex has kind of been fucking up the audio and video lately, and we said, yo, you gotta get that shit together, so we're gonna, you know, you take a month off, everybody gotta be accountable for what they do on this podcast. Okay. This is very important to all of us is how we take care of our families is what we're doing for our future is what we're doing for right now.
Starting point is 00:00:32 And, um, it didn't feel like the quality of the podcast was a priority. So we had to let him know how serious we were about that. So Alex has taken a month off from the podcast. He will be back after that. He is still our brother we love him very much but at the same time we put a lot into this podcast yeah and we need to make sure that that energy is matched by everybody and the importance of this being executed to the best of our ability is matched by everybody on this podcast okay but he will be back
Starting point is 00:01:02 in a month and uh if we continue to have uh audio video problems after that he'll be gone for a lot longer uh but that is our brother we love him and he'll be back now i guess it'll be like three more weeks yeah yeah something like that perfect uh we also got the truffle in the building okay and uh guys let's start the show. Yes, don't worry, comedy community. We will talk about Michael Che and Tim Dillon going at it on Instagram and Twitter. But before we do that, I have to bring to everybody's attention that Mark laughs at disabled children. That's not true. That is true.
Starting point is 00:01:39 That is true. Well, I don't know if you laugh at it, but you did share it. Yeah, I did. And maybe you're sharing it for good fortune. you're sharing to lift everybody's spirits but what i defy the audience to do right now and everybody in this room is to watch this video and i want you to try to not laugh or even smile i shared this because it was a heartwarming story and i and i knew that you were having a hard time with this movie and i thought you know what andrew actually might prefer to see something that would help you out dude and i did feel better afterwards yeah i felt amazing okay
Starting point is 00:02:09 yeah uh right now what we're about to watch is the uh the all blacks these are the uh all blacks yes this charlemagne's network for podcasting isn't it charlemagne's network for podcast what is it called oh that's black effect all blacks are a rugby team the all black effect the all black effect right it's a rugby team uh from a place that has no black people yeah so new zealand yeah the no blacks the no blacks went to scotland am i right no ireland something like that something like that okay and uh i'm sorry guys they all look alike and i'm not talking about okay the kids in the video all right i'm just gonna or the all blacks or the all blacks but um all blacks do not look alike basically what happens is uh the team is there and then there's a younger disabled kids team what do they have their cousins right they have down syndrome
Starting point is 00:02:58 they have down they've been diagnosed with down so the cuzzy wuzzies okay are lined up and they're gonna do a haka what a haka is it's's like this pre-war dance that the teams sometimes do. I remember they tried to do it. New Zealand was playing the United States in basketball, and they tried to do it to intimidate them. They slapped their chest, and they stick their tongue out, and they grab it. They go, ha-ha. And it looks really cool if they're not playing basketball.
Starting point is 00:03:21 Yeah, if you're not playing an actual team of all blacks. Yes, exactly. Then it's fine. When they played the real blacks? Yeah, they were like, this seems racist, not me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So what happened is they go, and the cuzzy wuzzies wanted to impress them, right? It was probably not the cuzzy wuzzies.
Starting point is 00:03:40 It was the cuzzy wuzzies' trainer, and their trainer decided. How do you say trainer? Teacher, bro. How do you say trainer? Why do you say trainer like they're Pokemon, bro? What's wrong with you? I don't know who you guys are. I don't think they're fighting him.
Starting point is 00:03:52 Are they fighting him? That would be next level fucking up. They're not even trainers, yo. No, but they're also on a rugby team. Okay. I think. How different is their game of soccer or rugby or football? It's whatever game they want it to be. Just put whatever ball. This is an uplifting story. I thought
Starting point is 00:04:10 this would actually bring joy. They basically learned a haka so they could impress the All Blacks because they look up to the All Blacks. They think the All Blacks are absolutely amazing and they're finally in their hometown. They thought that would never happen. Their teacher, their trainer, their coach. It's a heartwarming story. It's a heartwarming story. Their. It's a heartwarming story.
Starting point is 00:04:25 Their coach, they put a haka together. Hit it. Hit the video. This music, Doug. Don't smile. The music doesn't help. No, I can't. I can't.
Starting point is 00:04:52 I can't. I can't. I can't. Go back to when my man just lets loose, bro. Go back to when my man just lets loose, bro. Okay. Last time. One more time. Why are you doing it one more time, dude? One more time.
Starting point is 00:05:14 I'm smiling at how beautiful it is. I don't know what you're laughing at. I'm smiling at... That's what I'm laughing at. I'm laughing at that exact thing when he just lets it rip. But here's the thing. It's not that different from a haaka, which makes me think, oh, were the All Blacks originally cousins? And that's why they were so much stronger than all the other rugby teams.
Starting point is 00:05:37 Right, right, right. Because at the end of the day, it's about strength. And everybody would talk about, oh, my God, the All Blacks are unstoppable. They're so strong. I mean, if you even watched Moana, The Rock's character, no neck. Yeah. Right? Right.
Starting point is 00:05:50 Yeah. Samoans might be cousins. I think that's what I'm trying to say. I think that's what I'm trying to say. I feel like you're being unfair to them and also the Samoans. Go. Have you ever done a haka? I don't know.
Starting point is 00:06:00 But why are you dressed like them? Yo, Mark plays for the team.'s go okay no tell me tell me more about my i said he looked like kermit went to prison and got tats okay but go talk to me more about have you ever done a haka i haven't no never have you done a haka yeah when why when i was playing yeah no but seriously you did a haka before your life no of course not When? Why? When I was playing. When you were playing soccer in Orlando? No, but seriously, you did a Haka before in your life? No, of course not.
Starting point is 00:06:29 I just don't understand. But I think it's hard to do. I feel like it's difficult to do. It don't look that hard to be honest with you. Just slapping your thighs and then you just fucking scream at somebody. That's great, dude. I'm all about it. That's Mike Malak right there. That guy right there with his tongue out, mouth open, just screaming.
Starting point is 00:06:47 You're telling me that wouldn't be a little intimidating? What is more scary? Kyle Rittenhouse walks into your parade or your march, right? To defend my small business, obviously. To defend your small business. He's right in front of the 7-Eleven just waiting for someone to break in. I love that motherfucker, Kyle Rittenhouse. Finally, someone with some sense.
Starting point is 00:07:06 Take care of the community. Protect everybody. Right? They don't give a fuck. They don't give a fuck. You know what I mean? But Kyle Rittenhouse, way more dangerous, obviously, as they are for the team. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:07:17 But if instead you just had the team of cousins doing a hock in front of your business. Yo, I'm intimidated. You're intimidated. I'm intimidated. These guys, yo, these guys are going to win whatever they do, bro. You fucking primal scream. That's all I'm saying. I think that we should have a rent-a-cousin business where you should be able to when there is like a protest
Starting point is 00:07:38 or a march or something where you think destruction is going to happen, you think they would have stormed the Capitol if those kids were waiting right in front of it? That's your bodyguard. We're going to take back our country. Do you think that would have stormed the capitol if those kids were waiting right in front of it that's your body we're gonna take back our country do you think that would happen there's no way right they're like all right let's go back another day let's start january 7th right yo that hey that should be your bodyguard yes keep it in the family get you some cousins i love that i love that man okay enough about the cousins let's have a conversation. Everybody in the comedy community talking. We have Michael Che, Tim Dillon, beefing a little bit online over an SNL sketch.
Starting point is 00:08:12 Michael Che is a comedian, hilarious comedian. He's got a Netflix special. It's really brilliant. You should go check him out. And he's also the head writer or co-head writer of SNL. And then Tim Dillon, hilarious comedian. He's got an amazing podcast. You should go check Tim's stuff out.
Starting point is 00:08:31 I mean, I'm sure you guys know Tim. And just brilliant appearances on Rogan and other pods, et cetera. And they're beefing over this SNL sketch. The SNL sketch was a Sesame Street spoof, but it was about Ted Cruz. So it was Cruz ted cruz so it was cruise street right and part of that is uh pete davidson playing joe rogan and uh he comes out and this is this is over this whole beef about uh big bird coming out on twitter and saying that big bird got vaccinated and ted cruz was very critical of that it's like why are you trying to convince kids that they should get
Starting point is 00:09:03 vaccinated as if kids watch fucking Sesame Street anymore? I don't think kids have watched Sesame Street in 30 years, but I think we were the last generation. No, I made a comeback. Did it really? Yeah. Yeah. My friend's kid loves Elmo. Oh, really?
Starting point is 00:09:14 Yes. I think it's all branded around Elmo, but it's it's big again, believe it or not. Fair enough. So there's this whole sketch. Now, a small part of the sketch is the Joe Rogan part. Yeah. Right. And basically, Joe Rogan comes out and he's like, what I do is I take horse pills.
Starting point is 00:09:27 I take horse drugs. And then Big Bird's like, well, I'm not a horse. You think I should take that? And he's like, well, I'm a human. I still take horse pills and blah, blah, blah. And basically, what Tim Dillon said is there are 100 different ways to do the sketch and have it be funny. The show is just lazy, mediocre hacks.
Starting point is 00:09:42 Yes. Now, I'm assuming if you're one of the writers of the sketch, that makes you feel a way. Yep, and then he keeps going. The show is now just lazy, mediocre hacks is the roughest one, I think. But then he tweets more. He says, people saying SNL hasn't been funny
Starting point is 00:09:57 since the 70s are wrong. Farley, Rock, Sandler's, Myers, Norm, Sherry O'Terry, and Molly Shannon were brilliant. Tracy Morgan. Also, the Hater McKinnon era was funny. It's maybe the singular greatest U.S. comedy platform, but this sketch was bad. And not bad because it made fun of Joe or Ivermectin, but it did it in the laziest way possible. It was talking points and not jokes.
Starting point is 00:10:18 Comedy shows can have a point of view. Mine does. But it should also occasionally have comedy. So he like, it was a tweet series. You know what I mean? Mine does, but it should also occasionally have comedy. So he like, it was a tweet series. Yeah, it was an attack on SNL or very harsh criticism of SNL. Yeah, yeah. Absolutely. So I can understand, you know, if you're Che and like that's your show and this is the show that you've been running for the last few years,
Starting point is 00:10:37 specifically the section that Tim is being critical of. Yeah. He's basically saying, yo, it was good before you. Yeah. But now with you, the shit sucks. That's a good ass point. Right?
Starting point is 00:10:48 So I can understand how you might feel away about that. So then Che comes out and he goes, LOL, you gotta be kidding me. Tim Dillon, exclamation point,
Starting point is 00:10:56 question mark, exclamation point, question mark. What's the world coming to? Then he has two more tweets. One just goes, Tim Dillon in all caps with a question exclamation
Starting point is 00:11:03 and then one in bigger font just says, Tim fucking Dillon? Yeah. And then he uh he says look i don't want no trouble and then this is the screenshot right here on the far right yeah somebody was responding to uh somebody's responding to che and basically saying hey tim dylan makes 190 uh k a month on patreon and che goes i don't care if it's a zillion which Which is not true. If he was making a zillion, we would all care. A zillion dollars? You don't care if it's a zillion?
Starting point is 00:11:31 You don't care if there's a person making a zillion dollars. If they were literally making one zillion dollars on Patreon, you wouldn't care at all. You'd still be making Big Bird sketches if you knew you could make a zillion dollars on fucking Patreon. that's not true that's not true but uh uh he goes he goes he goes che goes i know tim dylan and he ain't what you think he is he's a sweet humble guy who really
Starting point is 00:11:55 tried at stand-up got nowhere became a media personality because it's much easier and we're all very happy for him but don't get fresh tim whoa whoa now then there's a response somebody dms him and says he's selling out theaters on tour right now i'm a fan of both yours mind you it's him and sam talent doing a theater tour he just sold out the beacon and chase said and we're all very proud of him and you know i don't want no trouble but in the words of prodigy and then he does a uh Prodigy, some lyric from a song that I honestly don't remember because I couldn't screenshot that. But then Tim responds on Twitter to that. He says, here's the reality.
Starting point is 00:12:36 I sell more tickets than Michael Che ever has, and I built something on my own that he could never do. Che has done well for a drunk who can barely read, but his show sucks and he knows it and then che says all fair points and i'm very proud of him i don't want no trouble which i thought is a funny back and forth on both your ends yes uh and then he said seriously folks what's the world coming to che did and then he said there's so many white guys of a certain size in my dms right now right and they both just go on to kind of backtrack a little bit. Okay, what are you guys' thoughts?
Starting point is 00:13:06 Can't y'all both just be funny? I don't know. Che, you're on top, dude. You don't got to worry about if somebody, not beneath you, but you've been a guy at SNL for eight years. If a guy that is popping off now and got hot in the last couple years is taking shots at a show you work on yeah i can see how you get defensive but also you that show doesn't let you do you right you're not going
Starting point is 00:13:30 to get to do the same shit on your netflix special that that drops on tuesday as you would on the sketch the netflix special is you this is what nbc will let you put out right right right yeah i i i think this is Che promoting a special. You know what? That's a good point. There's no chance he gives a fuck. He don't care. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:13:53 This is Che promoting a special. The special also comes out when? Tomorrow? Tomorrow. Today when this podcast comes out. Yeah, of course. So you're going to engage in a beef. You don't have a podcast.
Starting point is 00:14:02 You're not necessarily going out and doing podcasts and all these other platforms. You still have to drum up interest for your special. Right, right, right. It's not like throwing a billboard up in fucking Times Square does anything anymore. Yeah, yeah. You've got to drum up interest. It's pretty convenient that a day before the special comes out or two days before the special comes out, there's a beef with one of the biggest comedic media personalities.
Starting point is 00:14:23 Yeah. And he gave you the alley-oop. Right. I'm going to text it, Dylan. I was like, yo, you gaveic media personalities. Yeah. And he gave you the alley-oop. Right. I'm going to text it, Dylan. I was like, yo, you gave him every opportunity. Yeah. Because everybody's going to go to his Instagram to look at what the beef is about. And I promise you, there's probably just one picture saying my special comes out the 16th.
Starting point is 00:14:37 Yeah. Like, I bet. I didn't see what his thing looked like. I guarantee. It is exactly what it is. Okay. Of course. Jay's smart. Yeah. This guy is exactly what it is. Okay, of course. Jay's smart.
Starting point is 00:14:45 Yeah. This guy is smart. Yeah, he's really fucking smart. He didn't accidentally become the fucking co-head writer of SNL. You do that because you're smart. So, shit. I mean, if he was, that's literally all it is. It's one box.
Starting point is 00:14:59 This is hilarious. And that's the name of the special. Shane the Devil. Love it. This is genius. This is like rap tactics. You got the album coming out start the beef yeah what would what would kanye do what would 50 cent do yeah right what would eminem do yeah this is classic rap tactics brought into the comedy world start the conversation now motherfuckers gonna hate watch the special yep all the tim's fans gonna come out here like man'm going to show you who's not funny.
Starting point is 00:15:26 I'm going to show you who's a what do you call him? A failed comic or something like that. Yeah. And then all those people count his streams. Yeah. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:15:35 YouTube took away the dislike button. Yeah. They can't even dislike his shit if he puts out the trailer on YouTube. Yeah. Like this is. This is not the first time that a comic, probably even Tim, has criticized SNL. It happens all every week. Comics say the fucking show sucks.
Starting point is 00:15:51 Yeah. Every week. Yeah. It's almost like it's become exhausting for comics to shit on it. Yeah. Like I'm getting exhausted by it. And I think the reason is, is because like a lot of comics hold it in such high regard yeah so like by being maybe rejected or not included in something that they hold you know as such an
Starting point is 00:16:12 important institution in comedy hurts a lot so when you see it starting to struggle and kind of not doing that well like the numbers aren't what they used to be and just that's nature of like a changing uh sense of uh to your point i'm i'm pretty sure Che's not going to be, I think this, is this his last season on SNL? I don't think he's going to be there that much longer. Who fucking knows? He's got his own show on HBO. I can't imagine you can juggle them both forever. He's been leaving SNL for the last five years.
Starting point is 00:16:35 Every time I talk to him, I'm like, is it over yet? Now he got his HBO show though. So he could pour himself into that. Right. So I think this might be his actual, I assume he's leaving by next year. So, who cares if, just, i think now you got your hbo show now you got your netflix special i don't know how much long you keep doing all three you're gonna focus on the you shit so to that point you wouldn't really care if somebody's shit on the show you're leaving a hunch and akash is right with his son
Starting point is 00:16:59 my hunches are the nicest bro i'd be having hunches but who fucking knows you're saying there's other opportunities for him. I'm saying why would he be that protective of a show that he's probably leaving? Like, you got two other... Nobody's shitting on the Michael Chase show. You're always going to be protective over the things that you make. Everybody's susceptible to criticism. If somebody shits over something that's yours, you're going to...
Starting point is 00:17:17 I'm trying to agree with you. You know what I mean? I'm just saying. Fuck. Let me agree with you. No, no, no. Yeah. No, no, no.
Starting point is 00:17:21 What I'm saying is... I understand what you're saying. I'm not saying he's necessarily going to leave. I don't think that he'll leave. But that's just my personal opinion. As much as I try to tell him to leave. Yeah. I don't think it will happen.
Starting point is 00:17:33 Right. Mark, what are your thoughts? Yeah. I mean, same exact thing. I think they both benefit in the beef because Tim's fans will be like, yo, we went up against the head writer of SNL, the old institution, and we won. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:17:45 So we're the best. it validates their you know fan base and then che is going to get all the streams and he's probably going to get some residual fans that are like oh it actually was not bad like i actually enjoyed it chinese people to see how funny he is because that's the thing he's funny you're going to watch the special and even if you don't like what he had to say about you gotta respect you're gonna go no no he's good that's my point even if you're hate watching you go like oh it's pretty good there's gonna be a percentage of those fans he knows he got the goods
Starting point is 00:18:06 so he can have the beef yeah I do think that it was unfair of him to say I think there's a couple things that are going on that are unfair
Starting point is 00:18:14 I think it's unfair of him to say and it's almost like a it's almost like a cardinal sin like to say you're saying to another comic
Starting point is 00:18:23 that they failed now so now Tim is also saying that the show is hack. That's huge. If he didn't use the word... He said the show is just unfunny hacks now. Exactly. So he said the writers are hacks.
Starting point is 00:18:34 So he said you're a hack. So they both kind of cross the line. Now, this is comedy culture. There's certain things you're kind of not allowed to say to one another. Like you're busting balls at the table. You don't talk really about someone's act. If somebody gets into like their act and someone being hacky
Starting point is 00:18:47 or someone doing that, that's where shit is actually important. You're talking about somebody's jeans, somebody's fucking hair, someone's jacket, whatever. We're having fun.
Starting point is 00:18:54 But once you start going into that one thing that we're all very sensitive and care about, now you're giving license for you to go the fuck in. Right, it's real then. Exactly.
Starting point is 00:19:03 Yo, separate note, I gotta say thank you to the city of Chicago for showing up for us last weekend. That was fucking unbelievable. Yeah, I bet. Yeah, man. We're at the Chicago Theater. That's incredible. And that's the biggest venue I've ever done.
Starting point is 00:19:17 Really? 3,500 people, I think. And we did that shit twice. And it was just so unreal. Like, love was crazy. In the city, the love was crazy. And it was just so unreal. Like, love was crazy in the city. The love was crazy. Chicago has always held me down. And like, I don't know, man, I just I just really appreciate it.
Starting point is 00:19:33 It was meant a lot. And that's an iconic venue. Yeah. You know, and yeah. And shout out to Mateo for coming out, man. Mateo came out and fucking murdered it. Killed it. He killed that shit.
Starting point is 00:19:43 He was doing he was singing mariah carey's uh all i want for christmas man and that was just so much fun it was just great and ben askren came through oh yeah shout out to askren man oh yeah yeah that motherfucker grabbed me like he was fucking around but he grabbed me like grabbed my arm and like locked his like fingers around it yeah you got scared i got strong i didn't think he was gonna do anything but like i wouldn't have a choice if he was that's my bitcoin brother that's right yeah he's telling me he's like man i'm gonna get you into that shit 100 i'm like this motherfucker already got me in so we had a little combo about that but it was just a cool weekend man thank you everybody coming out and um yo this weekend we're gonna be in minneapolis and fargo minneapolis both shows
Starting point is 00:20:24 sold out. If you bought tickets to the Minneapolis show before the pandemic, one of them is a pre pandemic show. So I know some of y'all listening right now, y'all probably maybe even forgot that you bought those tickets. Well, those are the ones we're honoring that show date. So make sure you go check that shit out. If you got homies that got it, check that shit out.
Starting point is 00:20:40 Uh, we'll be there Saturday for two shows Fargo. Then we're going to be up in that. I'm excited to go to Fargo, man. I know a lot of people don't say that, but I am. And yeah, so go get that shit. Go get tickets. If you don't sell out the show in Fargo, and by you, I mean me, I'll never go to Fargo again. But I will be so insulted because I know there's nothing else going on.
Starting point is 00:21:05 That's a good point. You're just making a choice to be bored over me. Yeah. Sit at home and do nothing or come to me. So that would break my fucking heart. If you did that Fargo, I'll see you there. If you're in either of the Dakotas, you drive your ass. I don't care how far it is.
Starting point is 00:21:18 Okay. How often are we in the Dakotas? Make it happen. Um, and then after that, we're going to be a laughing spree fest in December. We're gonna be Laughing Spree Fest In December We're down there In Boca Raton, Florida Jacksonville As well that weekend
Starting point is 00:21:30 The 5th of December Boston for New Year's Eve And then we added A bunch more shows Portland Seattle Oxnard Sacramento
Starting point is 00:21:38 Brea, California Coachella, California San Jose Toronto was crazy We did the Toronto shows Man, the first show sold out in like fucking 7 minutes I think the second show Is pretty much sold out as well
Starting point is 00:21:51 This shit is absolutely nuts Toronto, thank y'all so much New Orleans, Pittsburgh is available as well We lit up Pittsburgh So you can go check that out, we're coming to the Berg New York City, we added a second show, Radio City Go get them tickets, and then Atlantic City is the last date in America for the Infamous Tour. I said in America for the Infamous Tour, and that's all I'll say about that.
Starting point is 00:22:16 Akash, what you got? Yo, first of all, thank you to everybody who came out in Fairfield. I was surprised that many people came to the fucking show in Fairfield. It was good. Also, shouts to Lisa Lampanelli. She came and hung out backstage. They were like, hey, Lisa Lampanelli. She came and hung out backstage. They were like, hey, Lisa Lampanelli wants to come hang out. Are you cool with that?
Starting point is 00:22:29 And I was like, yeah, of course. What's the bitch doing here? But she was cool as fuck. Thank you, legend. That was dope. Watched the whole set. She's very complimentary. Thank you so much.
Starting point is 00:22:39 These two days after Thanksgiving, the 26th and 27th, Friday and Saturday, I'm going to be at Zany's in Nashville. Let's come through. Let's fucking party. We'll go to Prince's afterward. December 9th through 11th, I'm at the Comedy Loft in D.C. Next year, January 7th and 8th, I'm coming home to Dallas in Hyenas. You better sell out these fucking shows. January 27th through 29th, I'm at the Comedy Vault in Batavia, Illinois.
Starting point is 00:23:02 Like Andrew said about Fargo, I guarantee you there's nothing else in Batavia. Take your ass there. And February 3rd and 4th, I'm going to be in Richmond, Virginia at Sandman Comedy Club. Get your tickets at akashsingh.com. Let's get back to the show. All right, guys, we're going to take a break for a second because I want to make sure that you are satisfying the woman you love. Okay? And, ladies, I want to make sure you're getting satisfied the way we're going to do that is by making sure that your man and fellas making sure you got the hardest dick on the planet and
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Starting point is 00:24:19 that is actually very funny. Like I'm looking at the writing and I'm going into it defensive of Joe. You know what I mean? You know, Joe's my guy guy so if anybody's being critical of joe i'm like man fuck you right yeah the guy did so much for me so obviously but i watched the whole thing and i was like okay there's a couple funny moments the joe thing sucks sucks there's no joke it's really bad i take horse medicine which we already disproved yeah it's like that would have worked the week it came out. Maybe. The shit he's eating, just make it elk. Like make it a little bit funnier of a hacky joke.
Starting point is 00:24:50 But you see what I'm saying about specifically like it's just dated. Yeah. Bro, I don't know if Che's this much of a mastermind, but part of me thought like he did that shit on purpose. Here's what's interesting. Write a shitty Joe sketch, right? You're going to have all the people who fuck with and defend Joe like he did that shit on purpose here's what's interesting joe sketch right you're gonna have all the people who fuck with and defend joe shit on that the whole internet's gonna start talking they don't have trump to criticize anymore right so you can't go after trump you need the new
Starting point is 00:25:16 version of that you need the new divisive guy the new divisive guy now cnn is trying to do it is joe joe you make the show about joe and then you make it if he's a true mastermind right you make it criticizable yeah unfair you make it unfair it's a super funny pointed like parody then everyone goes oh yeah that's funny if it's hilarious you gotta give it up it doesn't make any news if it's not if it's straight kind of hacky right like trust me if chase on stage that's not the joke he's making about horse team yeah no way i and maybe i say it's because i think he's truly a great comedic mind yeah i know for a fact that's not the joke yeah there's no you know to your point yeah snl
Starting point is 00:25:58 that's the 47 seconds they put online on twitter tim dylan is responding to a tweet that snl put out oh so that's where i'm like because i was like before you said that i was like why would snl put that out that's the 47 seconds you want it out maybe you're right maybe it is this will get everybody talking about us it puts us back in the spotlight as snl you always need people talking about you and then if you're chay you're like yeah cool when comics go at it i'm hey i'm i'm gonna use that yeah and i get to promote my shit yeah yeah yeah that is if he's a mastermind look best case scenario is or like most uh genius chess move is doing it and leaking it on purpose or specifically choosing that purpose yeah worst case is they just need people to talk about the show and if you talk about the motherfucking man who's in charge right now.
Starting point is 00:26:45 Yeah. Joe, there's going to have a conversation. We're having a conversation about it right now. Yeah. We talk about that shit. Now, we're talking a little about this yesterday. You had an interesting point about like both of their potential sensitivities. And I thought you speak on it a little bit more.
Starting point is 00:27:01 I thought it was interesting. So I guess the point that I was trying to extrapolate is like tim is so much made outside of the industry and his whole audience is just basically like almost grassroots and it exists behind patreon and it's like all his thing he has full ownership whereas jay was like brought into this pre-existing institution in the system and he's just a part of it yes and so a lot of his fans i think initially probably came from snl that were fans of snl and then became fans of him right so he has to like sort of moderate public perception a lot more because he's been grandfathered into this pre-existing system whereas tim is sort of outside of that criticism from like critics and like reviewers and articles and shit like that because
Starting point is 00:27:37 he already has such like a prominent like diehard fan base so basically in other words like che can get fired right and his fans came to him through the show and the institution right so they're not going to stop watching the institution right they're not going to stop being snl fans right matter of fact if you if che don't give them anything new they might stop being che fans so che is locked to the institution and he's got his fans that he got outside of that and some will rock with him but much less than the the the mountain of fans that are watching snl and we are critical of snl's numbers but it's still a very big popular show there's no question right so so i understand why he has to and i think there's what mark's saying why he has to respond to public criticism more because public criticism is what could get him fired yeah i mean him and
Starting point is 00:28:26 shane are in very different situations but public criticism is the reason why shane's not on the show yeah public criticism is probably the reason why everybody who's been fired off the show is fired off the show yeah a few sketches come out people like yeah that person's not that funny and then lauren's like i guess that person ain't that fucking funny yeah audio see you later so you got to manage public perception someone's coming at you you got to make them radioactive or cut their legs out. That person has a criticism that people seem to agree with. You got to be like, well, why is this person able to critique? You're going to listen to this guy?
Starting point is 00:28:56 You got to assassinate the character. It's like a Me Too. You know what I mean? If this girl's saying you did some shit, you got to go portnoy. You know what I mean? Buy the champagne bottles and grave them. You got to go at the funny. You got to go at shit, you got to go pornoid. You know what I mean? Buy the champagne bottles and grave them. You got to go at the funny. You got to go at it.
Starting point is 00:29:08 You got to go at the validity. Yep. Right. So I understand. And I thought that was really a poignant observation. And whereas Tim, on the other hand, is used to criticism of him, but doesn't have to care as much as long as that criticism isn't coming from his fans. As long as his fans are appeased
Starting point is 00:29:26 he can't get fired. Yeah I didn't know that Miles had the little headphones in and it sounded like he had his hand over his ears and he's bending down and I was like am I so boring that you have a headache?
Starting point is 00:29:41 Like that's literally he was bent over like this. Like I cannot listen to another fucking word of this guy speak. And then he took his hands off and then thank God there were like little air pots. Okay, Miles, you almost really made me feel horrible right there.
Starting point is 00:29:56 I felt like Michael Che was mine too. Tim Dillon tweets here. Miles isn't funny. Yeah, so you understand why Che is reacting oftentimes to these critics, etc. Now, I assume that he's doing that for game. Yeah. I assume he knows he could rile up the internet and when it's time to rile up the internet about something that he has coming out, maybe it's his show. Maybe it's a special.
Starting point is 00:30:20 Maybe it's some project. Maybe it's a tour that he's doing. Something. I think he knows how to engage and do that right and i think that's a sophisticated chess move from a guy who doesn't have a mouthpiece to really promote his stuff he also has the shield of the institution so like people can criticize snl and he can either just not take the bait be like yeah that's snl i wasn't involved whatever or if they do criticize snl all of a sudden he can make it personal and be like
Starting point is 00:30:43 no that's my thing that you're coming out yeah tim never said anything about chay but if you're saying that the show is is hack stuff and he's the head writer it's going to reflect ultimately on him but he can choose to not opt in like if you're coming at him going like yo michael chay is the worst whatever yeah then you kind of have to respond if somebody shits on flagrant 2 i want to respond right yeah but you're much more intimate this is andrew schultz's flagrant 2 i want to respond right yeah but you're much more intimate this is andrew schultz flagrant 2 is not michael chase snl but if he's the responsible party for the writing on the show if he's the one that greenlights all the thing it's like a sub it's like responding to a sub as a rapper you don't have to respond to a sub he didn't say michael chase none funny hack son
Starting point is 00:31:17 but if but if sorry to cut you but if somebody shits on rockefeller records jay-z gotta feel a way about jay-zZ made Rockefeller Records. Jay-Z is the owner. Him and Dame founded that shit. That's a good point. He created it. It's like Mem Bleak being like, yo, how fucking dare you come at Rock? And they're probably criticizing
Starting point is 00:31:32 Mem for particular, but point is, it's like- I see what you're saying. There's a little bit more distance, but you're still going to personalize something that you- You can personalize it.
Starting point is 00:31:39 That you are 100% tied to. For example, if the biggest thing you're known for is this institution, and you take thing you're known for is this institution and you take responsibility for what's happening in the institution, even if the institution
Starting point is 00:31:50 supersedes you, that's the biggest thing you're known for. If someone shits on India, do you know what I'm saying? If someone shits on my favorite basketball team, I'm defensive.
Starting point is 00:32:00 Right? We get defensive over the things that we relate to. But I haven't been spending five years saying I'm going to leave India. This is my last year on India.
Starting point is 00:32:07 Right, right. I mean, I think it's probably marketing. And we say this all the time. If somebody takes a little shot, it's like, yo, that guy's not even worth it. Don't respond. We say that to each other. This guy's not worth it. That's not worth it.
Starting point is 00:32:18 Why would you get into that? But it is worth it if you got some shit to promote. It's very worth it. Yeah. It's very worth it. Yeah. Yeah, it's interesting. I bring that up just to say he's positioned worth it yeah it's very worth it yeah yeah it's interesting i bring that up just to say he's positioned in a cool way where he can either choose to opt in or
Starting point is 00:32:29 choose to not engage yeah and he took this time to engage you know what's funny is is the way that he did it now i know chase plugged in he's a comic so he has to know what's happening in the world and he has to know the shifting of the guard and how like you know traditional tv shows aren't really doing what they used to do they're not doing that for people's careers etc and um i thought it was a little while to say the shit about the and again you know tim's open it up with the hacks but there's a little while to say he's a failed comic because like what how do you judge the the success of a comic yeah right like well sorry he's going at so uh dylan went at chase material at the end of the day that's something che wrote head writer went his material chase going at dylan's material right back at him
Starting point is 00:33:11 saying don't get fresh tim you're not a comic like i'm a comic that's not to say he's not going at his audiences what makes someone a successful i'm saying it's also unfair it's chase saying you're not a good writer basically say that because the what makes somebody a successful comic right like there are people that we might not appreciate their comedy i agree was the the the muppet guy done i've done them yeah but fire the guy is doing arenas yeah right yeah i don't know if dice was like the most clever writer or something exactly fucking did msg right so it's like there are different versions of stand-up we all have the types of stand-up that we like right and i'm i yeah i'm like uh an extremist you know i mean when it comes to that shit i'm malcolm yeah you
Starting point is 00:33:57 know like i know there's i'm martin when it comes to certain things but i'm malcolm when it comes to this stand-up shit yeah right so it's like i I'm not very open-minded about the stand-up that I don't love. Right. Right. Right? But that doesn't mean that there aren't these motherfuckers that are out here doing huge tours. Killing it. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:34:12 Those people are successful as a comic. Yeah. At the end of the day, and this is the tough thing, I think, for a lot of industry folks. And I think this is something that Tim tapped in on that is probably painful. I don't know. I can't decide how someone feels if they're upset but like when Tim was talking about selling tickets
Starting point is 00:34:29 and selling more tickets and it's just like there's one metric that you can really tell if people fuck with you or not and that's if they leave their house to see you the industry can inflate people and make us think that they're superstars and shit like that they can inflate the bank account.
Starting point is 00:34:46 It can inflate the bank. Oh, absolutely. But in terms of stand-up comedy, doing comedy in front of people, that is the game. You do a special one every few years. The game is going out in front of people. Do people leave their house, get a babysitter, get a fucking Uber, put on a nice outfit, buy some drinks, food to come see you? That is, to me, the one true metric if you are
Starting point is 00:35:07 succeeding in that craft and it can drive you crazy as a comedy purist or even a music purist in the music industry to see guys who you don't find as pure selling wild tickets more than you can i be honest with you huh my understanding is lil nas x can't sell 4,000 tickets in a market. Lil Nas X is one of the biggest music stars on the planet. Yeah. My understanding from music insider, I'll keep that quiet is he can't do 4,000 tickets. Now that is as industry as you can get, right?
Starting point is 00:35:42 Yeah. Like Lil Nas X is part of the fabric he's part of the industry industry pushing him getting radio play all this kind of stuff and dope stuff and brilliant at working instagram and tiktok and brilliant at marketing like the songs are fire too i fucks with it but if you're not moving more than 4 000 tickets how much do people really fuck with you yeah but that's tricky when it comes to comedy though go i mean because like for example patrice o'neill yep was like legendary comic your favorite yep but wasn't not very successful like he was pretty successful but not very successful right he wasn't doing like chris rock said that shit right to his face on uh on uh yeah that was a fucking
Starting point is 00:36:19 this is one of the most legendary go look at this up right now on youtube if you can and it was real talk and nobody i imagine nobody talked to to to patrice like this yeah but chris literally told him he's like bro nobody nobody here is funnier than you we're they're all sitting down i think it was like norton this is yeah this is opening anthony and then chris rock and chris rock was i guess doing opening anthony show maybe to promote some dates or something like that and he goes nobody here is funnier than you but are your shows sold out this weekend how many shows are you doing this week what shows are you doing what club are you at how many people are in the club like he started bringing up numbers like who's coming out to see nobody here's funny so you can keep doing all this shit about like how real you want to do you don't want to do the industry all that kind
Starting point is 00:37:00 of stuff and i think chris rock said something goes i just don't want to do morning radio yeah like that's how successful i want to be like i don't even want to be here yeah but he like laid it down right in front of him yeah and this was at a time like patrice would thrive in a time like right now because he would have podcasts i mean he did have one earlier but it wasn't part of the culture but like he would thrive where you could just give him to the people and like takes every single day and he would fucking kill but at that time you had to play the game. Yeah. Cause that was the only way to get in front of people.
Starting point is 00:37:28 And Chris told him we, when I had everybody hates Chris, I wanted you to play young Chris's dad. Oh yeah. I wanted you, but I, he, you weren't as professional as Terry Cruz. I knew Terry would be more willing to listen,
Starting point is 00:37:37 easier to work with. You didn't know the lines. You didn't know the lines. He tells him like, I wanted to give it to you and you fucked it up. And I looked at this guy who wasn't as funny but was more professional and that's who I went with
Starting point is 00:37:47 it's a fucking this is my goat painful listen this is my goat but I can recognize that there's a difference in success right but that doesn't
Starting point is 00:37:54 necessarily take away from his ability as a comic that's true but some people hate his comedy right cause comedy is obviously gonna be subjective and it's tough for Patrice
Starting point is 00:38:03 to hate on another comic who's out selling him cause that comic can just go, where are you at this weekend? Comics? 270? Cool, I'm going to be at Gramercy. Or I'm going to be at fucking The Beacon or Radio City.
Starting point is 00:38:12 Well, I'll see you there. You want a ticket to get backstage? I'll let you go. Makes sense. I mean, it's a Trump card, certainly. But I don't know if that's necessarily the only metric you can look at. No, no, no. There's not one metric that you can look at in terms of success.
Starting point is 00:38:23 Not at all. Not everybody wants to be that successful. Success is also something that has to do with your own career. Yeah. Right? Like maybe success for you is just not having a day job. Right. And that's just what you work for and like being able to do spots at the Cellar and New York Comedy Club.
Starting point is 00:38:34 There's a lot of comics that that's all they want to do. That's all they want to do. Right? And that's great because that's success for them. I'm talking about success in the grand scheme of things in terms of like who are like the top 20 touring comedians and at the end of the day whether you like it or not like we're just gonna be honest as comics like we all know who's on that list yeah we do we all want to be on that nobody gets in this game going i never want to do a theater yeah i never want to do madison square garden i never no no comic has ever fucking said that in history they might do it and go it's not
Starting point is 00:39:02 as fun as the clubs but you want to know that you walked away from it. Yeah. Not that you could never do it. Yeah. And those are different things. And you can take, you can, again, you can take shots at guys
Starting point is 00:39:11 who are selling crazy tickets and be like, ah, he does this, that's not that great. But on a binary funny, not funny, if you're selling out theaters, I got to give you funny.
Starting point is 00:39:19 I cannot say you're a failed comedian. Yeah, that's true. I'm going to keep it with a buck. If you're doing theaters comedian and i'll yeah that's true i'm gonna keep it a buck if you're doing theaters for a while that's where you gotta give it up everybody gets one run there are comics that might get one run and then people go see it and then the jig is up yeah it was almost like they paid for a meet and greet yeah but you a motherfucker like jim gaffigan brian regan fucking legends these guys have been doing theaters for decades that means the people
Starting point is 00:39:52 come out and they're like this was a sensational performance yeah i'm gonna keep coming out yeah like bro the reason why i want our show to be the most incredible experience that people have had is because that's the longevity like these people there's comics that they get famous they just want to catch a lick and they do one round of touring and the next the next round ain't like that we've been very lucky that like every time we go back on tour it's been a double up that goes back from like me performing for 15 fucking people in Minneapolis, Minnesota. And the next time comes,
Starting point is 00:40:28 okay, there's 50. And I come back there. Okay, we got 150. The next time, oh shit, we're doing a theater here.
Starting point is 00:40:36 It's got to keep on building. Because if it's not keep on building, that's what's happening. That is showing, hey, maybe the comedy isn't there. Yeah. But in terms of people leaving their house to go see you.
Starting point is 00:40:48 Yeah. I think that's a metric of success. Yeah. I think it's a metric of success. Yeah. And also, I mean, you can see you can say you don't care about the Patreon number. But if you make it one hundred eighty eight thousand, whatever is one hundred ninety thousand. That's a lot of fucking people that are saying i want to pay to
Starting point is 00:41:05 hear this guy yeah so i guess you can say he's a failed stand-up comic i know because you say he's not if he's a fail but when you add that with i'm selling out theaters and the fucking line that's kind of rough is i've sold more tickets than you ever have i am selling right now more tickets than you ever have it's like yeah man i can't i can't really knock it anymore i think i'm a funnier comic than you you might be if that's the case then it's undeniable more people want to see if that's the case i don't know if that's the case but if that is the case more people want to go see tim dillon do stand-up than michael chay i don't know that's true i don't know who sells more tickets michael chay or tim dillon true uh all i know is that uh we sell more tickets than both of those losers. You guys both lack success.
Starting point is 00:41:46 When we say we, we mean Andrew. Yeah, that's what we mean. But we speak in we's over here, okay? Step it up, both of you. I'll be at Zany's after Thanksgiving. You guys ought to come through. Director hated me. No, stop beefing, y'all.
Starting point is 00:42:01 We love both of you, And I hate to see it. Even though I like it. It's fun to have a little drama in the comedy world. They probably both know what it is. It's good for both of them. Like you said, they're both probably having some fun. It's just like there's a couple words that are out there that are in comedy art. It's tough to have handshakes after that.
Starting point is 00:42:17 Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? The hack and then failed. Calling someone a hack is tough. And then calling someone a failed comic is tough. Yeah. It's hard to just be like, man, we playing yeah that those are tricky things so i hope that they could squash that shit and eventually they will uh any last thoughts duff production side
Starting point is 00:42:34 hollywood side what is your what is your thought i mean to your point it it definitely is going to benefit him tomorrow when the special drops but i'm watching you think about it yeah your point about dylan has the podcast and can drive people to the theaters and this whole thing of like having multiple things chase a head writer of snl snl has 12 million youtube uh followers 5 million instagram followers and they're not pushing his special one bit even if it is on netflix you would think like you'd get some support from the machine but like jay it just shows like he needs this that's interesting that's interesting yeah you yeah that's interesting you could be the head writer of this institution but because that
Starting point is 00:43:15 institution is competing with another institution they cannot promote your shit yeah so you have to no matter i mean this is just a perfect example what's going on the game right now you have to have another outlet and if you're not using your Instagram to like put up content or make it a place where people can see you. Right. I mean, like if there's no pictures or images or videos on your Instagram, why follow? You have to have content. What's the purpose, right? So if you can't push people to your special through the Instagram, you can't do it through Twitter. I don't even know if Che's on Twitter, right? You handcuffed yeah it's like you almost gotta go with the beef strategy yeah you gotta stir some shit up because that's the only other way you can't just go on a podcast and be like yo I got
Starting point is 00:43:53 a special coming out yeah and this is great because it's so close to the special you're gonna hate watch it immediately yeah because you're not gonna have time to forget and then it just the algorithm just gonna push it up and up and up and you can't go on Rogan after that like it is very limited the promotional opportunities go but some people follow che for the post and delete like even though he doesn't have like regular content up like they want to see like oh he's got a thing going on he's like talking about this thing then he deletes it so i have to follow him in order to see it i see i see so like strategically it might be another angle it creates like a scarcity yeah Yeah. I see. I see what you're saying.
Starting point is 00:44:25 Yeah, yeah. I mean, look, the kid is sharp, man. Yeah. And I think this special is going to be really good. He's had years to put in. Like, I think it's going to be good. Yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:44:34 I mean, the normal progress is like, you're the head writer of SNL. Eventually, I don't think he's going to leave it fully. Maybe he relinquishes that, just becomes, you know, someone who comes in to get featured on a bit here or there. But they all want to then become so big outside of it and then return as a host. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:44:50 It's all, it's also hard to leave it, man. Like that's another thing. Like the way that the way that Jay was, and then we'll wrap this up. We already talked long enough about these guys who can't sell no tickets, man.
Starting point is 00:45:01 These club acts. We already talked long enough about these club acts. You know what i mean you sold more tickets than they ever had i insert myself in the beef they just team up and clobber me no um but uh but that that was an interesting thing that when when he was going like tim dillon question mark question mark, exclamation point, like, who is this? Like, who is this person talking? This is what's interesting about that.
Starting point is 00:45:28 Now, Che is aware of what's happening in the world because of his proximity to comedy. But if he was just a person who was like in Hollywood, like doing this film is one of the most fascinating experiences in the world.
Starting point is 00:45:40 Hollywood will be, the people who like run Hollywood will be the last people to know that it's failed. Yeah. Or that the model has changed. Right. You know, it's like Hollywood will be the last people to know that it's failed. Yeah. Or that the model has changed. Right. You know, it's like the emperor is the last one to know that the kingdom has fallen.
Starting point is 00:45:50 Yeah. You know what I mean? Like it's it's basically what happens is like you're encased with a group of people like you're in your little bubble. Yeah. And nobody is really valuing anything outside the bubble. Like everybody's convinced that that bubble is the most important thing in the world i'm sure we do with podcasting and youtube and stand-up as well like we all think stand-up is so fucking important and the whole world is going to crumble without it but the average person is like wait chapelle was talking about training what are you
Starting point is 00:46:15 talking about like it just means nothing to them right but like and on that film the people that are like in the film the people like the actors and like the head producer, that kind of those kind of people like that, they have no clue what we're doing. Right now, I'm not trying to like define stuff in terms of like money, but like we're probably making more money than most people in that film. I'm like, if that's success, like, but they don't know that this is even a thing. They're like, Oh, a podcast. Yeah. My nephew has a podcast.
Starting point is 00:46:47 Everybody has a pot. Like they don't understand really like what's shifting culture now because they're so wrapped up in what is Hollywood and what is filmmaking. Yeah. The people who do know me or what we got going on over here, the key grips, the catering, the lighting guys,
Starting point is 00:47:04 like all the regular people know what's happened. They know what's shifted. Right? Right. But the people in the castle? They're like the guys defending the wall in Game of Thrones. They're the first motherfuckers. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:47:15 Right? TSA sees Andrew's business in first class. TSA knows who the fuck we are. People in first class might not. Right, right, right. You know what I'm saying? But the people, it's Fight Club, dog. And they're like, yo, White Walkers are out there.
Starting point is 00:47:25 And the industry's like, come on with that shit, yo. Right? Come on. Cersei Lannister is about to get her whole fucking King's Landing torch. Yeah. So it's just very interesting to see how culture shifts. And it does always shift with the people. And that's something that we got to make sure that is very important for us.
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Starting point is 00:49:04 and I was like, I got to keep consuming. I don't know if I was maybe talking on the podcast about this, or maybe it was just you, but I got to keep consuming. It's easy to go home and just chill with my girl and have a great meal and love up on each other and watch a show. No, I got to watch Succession because y'all are watching it. I got to listen to the fucking Wall Street Journal every morning, the daily 15 minutes
Starting point is 00:49:25 what's going on because y'all are paying attention not only y'all but the people at home are paying attention what's going on in the markets right it's easy with success to i mean i'm not being critical i understand it but like you know seeing what happened with eddie murphy like being so removed yeah from life so removed from culture he's probably happier because of it yep but I still want to fight yeah yeah
Starting point is 00:49:48 and in order to fight we got to train you want longevity you stay plugged in Chris Rock stays plugged the fuck in Dave Chappelle reading the fucking newspaper every single day
Starting point is 00:49:55 Dave read it I'm sure on everything or like conversations with people it's like we got to keep going bro yeah like
Starting point is 00:50:02 it's just and this is what and you see what happens to the people that don't. And they just continue to surround themselves with people who also aren't. Yeah. And now they're just living in a castle and having no fucking clue that there's a rebellion happening outside. Yeah. I don't think that's Jay because he's a comic.
Starting point is 00:50:17 He knows what's going on in the world. Yeah, he's a comic first. But I do know that there are people in the industry. Yeah. That do believe that. Yeah. And they have no fucking clue. And the criticism, they just wipe off because like, why would we even care?
Starting point is 00:50:30 They're not even making TV shows. They're not even doing this. It don't matter anymore. What do you say to $188K a month, though? Or $190K or whatever it is. What do you say to that? When you find out somebody's making that much a month on a podcast. Because it was said $190K, but he just keeps bringing up $188K.
Starting point is 00:50:45 So you went to go check the Patreon. No, I don't know. Because, you know, Patreon numbers aren't always accurate. So sometimes, guys, ours are actually higher than what you're seeing. But I'm just saying, what do you say to one guy getting that? You're going to say he's not doing nothing? That's $2.5 million on a podcast Patreon. Yeah, you know how many people would quit comedy for that?
Starting point is 00:51:03 Yeah, 100%. You know how many people would quit comedy for that yeah 100 you know how many people would love to fail at comedy that way oh my god dude i guarantee most of the people that are doing comedy would love to fail it yeah i'm a failed comic who's uh got an account with golden sex fail at comedy and have a patreon that's doing those type of numbers and tour theaters yeah that seems like a pretty good way to fail yeah you failed up hard as fuck i think it's inevitable though it's gonna happen like and also to to you know for uh to defend like to not be able to read and become the head writer so now that's also a pretty good thing too like i think they're both maxing out they're both they're both maxing out their failure the response to you're a drunk who can barely read
Starting point is 00:51:46 and just say fair point, that's really funny to me all fair points he couldn't read it, that's why he said fair point he's just like these seem good, I think he was probably being complimentary no what were you about to say Mark? I just think it's inevitable, there's TikTok kids
Starting point is 00:52:02 making crazy money, super successful I don't even know there'ser is doing shit i was talking to mateo he was like oh yeah you know bob the drag queen i was like no doing theaters for the last like 20 years yeah like ultra famous whatever just i'm not aware of it yeah but it's up to us to stay plugged into it yeah and you are more aware of it than the average person i think you're maybe less aware than like one of the people that's in that community and finds that important. Right. But like in terms of what's going on, you know, I think you kind of plugged in.
Starting point is 00:52:32 I mean, aware is like the exact word, though. Like I'm not plugged in to like different communities that are outside of my interest. Like Chifty is plugged in. Even if it's not in his community, he knows what the fuck is going on. Maybe, yeah. You see him hating? Can Chifty live? He can't even be good at tiktoking no you can't just let him be better than you but my point is that everyone's outside of their own little community i know that is what the internet has created yeah right and um yeah it's it's we just can't we just can't fall victim
Starting point is 00:53:02 to success yeah and and discredit anything that we don't know about. Right. And it's very easy to do that. Yeah. To just be like, oh, yeah, they're like a Twitch streamer. Who cares? Yeah. But then once you see them numbers, you go, oh, shit.
Starting point is 00:53:16 Yeah. Why are we not on Twitch? 100%. At the very least, this guy doing something. Yeah. Aiden Ross failing at something very well. I don't know what he failed something. He failed something. Yeah. And I need to figure out what that thing is. Yeah. Motherfuck failing at something very well. I don't know what he failed something. He failed something.
Starting point is 00:53:25 And I need to figure out what that thing is. Yeah. Motherfuckers are on his shit. Anyway, let's talk about some other stuff. So Chappelle's still in trouble. I'm shocked at how long this is going. Also, how happy is he? He didn't have to go to his high school fundraiser.
Starting point is 00:53:39 Like, I think he leaked this story himself. Yo, I think he made fun of trans people just so he wouldn't have to do events like that. It's like when Larry David put on the MAGA hat. Exactly. To support everything. It's like, yo,
Starting point is 00:53:49 have a controversy and then you never have to do any of the you're a good guy shit. Commencement speech, fucking the booster-thon fun run. You're like,
Starting point is 00:53:56 I got to donate 10 bucks every time a kid runs around. Because they come for your ass, dude. The second you're popping, popping, they come with that charity stuff.
Starting point is 00:54:04 Oh, blah, blah, blah for cancer. It's like, how you say no to cancer, dog? Yeah. for your ass yeah second you're popping popping they come with that charity stuff oh this oh blah blah for cancer and it's like how you say no to cancer no yeah the person with the cancer couldn't even say no to cancer you know what i mean like the least you could do that's your cousin that's your family member you're gonna say no to that shit yeah and you can't just throw money at the problem even though that's what they want yeah because they only want your money they want other people's money to save that person i get it i think kovat also helped a lot of people with that go go they're like john cena's like wait i can just facetime these kids i don't gotta actually go like that's such a huge help i don't
Starting point is 00:54:33 gotta break through the wall no more fucking fly over to portland be like the kool-aid man like now i can just fucking i can just go on a zoom call that's great yo it is so much easier to be a celeb bro thank god these kids are immunocompromised bro that's just not going away even if you got the vaccine i mean you can still get it yeah you know compromise the hardest part of the pandemic is not going to the ward anymore and talking to those kids that's the toughest part of the pandemic yeah yeah damn dude aaron rogers actually just figured out that loophole. He doesn't, you know, the whole thing with the vaccine. He has to now wear masks in the press conference afterwards.
Starting point is 00:55:09 If he doesn't want to wear the mask, he does it via Zoom. Love it. This guy's a genius. I love it. This guy's a genius. So, yeah, it's just interesting what's going on with the high school because, listen, maybe this shows how old I am. I just can't fathom there's a whole high school that's watching the special going,
Starting point is 00:55:29 this was so incredibly offensive to this one community that we can't even have him speak at the school. It is a performing arts high school, so it's probably a lot of LGBTs in that bitch. So there were a bunch of kids that were wanting to walk out. You think Chappelle went to a black high school? That's crazy.
Starting point is 00:55:46 That's what are we talking about? That's nuts. This guy's from Silver Spring, Maryland. Him and Blau are neighbors. Get out of here. Oh, is that right? Yeah. Hey, well, you're welcome,
Starting point is 00:55:54 Chappelle, white people. Made nice performing arts high schools. Well, apparently not that nice because he had to go and donate a bunch of money to it and they were supposed to change the name of the theater.
Starting point is 00:56:03 To make it? Dave Chappelle. The Dave Chappelle Theater. yeah oh and they and they didn't actually cancel it they just postponed it they need that check bro they literally said they were postponing to april yeah they wanted to be closer to pride month let's do it at a time where when they walk out they might be going to the parade exactly yeah yeah they're like yeah they'll be out of school anyway yeah it's a holiday for them. Damn, man. But yeah. Ugh, whatever. Let the kids do it.
Starting point is 00:56:27 I don't know. What? Wait, what? I'm like so like exhausted by the discussion. It's crazy how, that's what I'm saying. If Trump was in office, this shit would have gone away in two weeks. There would have been some other controversy. Trump would have said something and then people would have pushed Chappelle to the side.
Starting point is 00:56:46 Biden been napping this whole fucking time. New York would have covered this up a lot, 100%. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, that is true. Things moved quicker. We got over things faster. Definitely in the Trump era. He just gave us much more to sink our teeth into.
Starting point is 00:56:58 He gave us fodder, man. Just move on. Let's go. What's the next thing? Yeah, it's tricky, man. I don't know. I don't know how long this is gonna last i guess it will last as long as people uh have the ability to virtue signal and i'd be okay to be honest like i'm okay if people push back like you have the freedom to do that do whatever the fuck you want i i just don't like this idea that the jokes kill trans people it's just a little extreme the jokes
Starting point is 00:57:28 are literally violence yeah this is literal violence and this is how trans people get killed and it's like someone who's ready to kill a trans people person like they didn't need to see the special yeah do you know what i mean like there's not the first of all i don't even know if there's people on the fence with murdering trans people i think you're very clearly on one side of that or the other side. And then those who do it are just going to do it. But the special is not helping you. They're not making it that deep into the special anyways. 40 minutes in, you think they're watching the whole fucking thing for the trans hate?
Starting point is 00:57:59 They're not smart enough to have that attention span. Nah, bro, they feel how they feel. My jokes do not incite hate. They do not. are jokes judge me about my intentions yes the intention is to make you laugh and you know maybe you'll be a little crazy yeah that's it that's a dope form of comedy though like hate inciting comedy you gotta be nice with your shit that'd be sick unless the audience is moshing like i don't think the the jokes are inciting violence if they're moshing at the show then i'm like oh i can see it like there's a vibe habit i mean yeah i just don't understand how someone could go to a comedy show and then after they're want to like murder trans
Starting point is 00:58:32 people and that's what they're saying i mean that's what some people are saying like that's the literally violence i see that tweet a lot i think most people are saying it's like normalizing an attitude against trans people yeah i can see that yeah and that and i can see you being frustrated by that that's moderate like you as like a trans person and you're out here like yo i'm not fucking lying about this shit yeah i'm a girl yeah right which to someone who's not trans is a wild statement yeah right like you see a person that looks like a dude go i'm a girl yeah you're like okay but deep down you're like no but you can't say that because then that's they look at you like uh you ever seen a cat that acts like a dog that's how they look at you i've never seen that oh son there's a cat that plays fetch no really no oh no they got is that what
Starting point is 00:59:17 you meant by a cat that acts like a dog yeah yeah they got cats that legit they'll play fetch they'll do all this dog ass behavior i mean that's what that's the best pet ever yeah it's awesome 100% a dog with personal responsibility yeah
Starting point is 00:59:28 it's just it's an autonomous dog but you gotta luck out and get one otherwise you get a cat cat and that sucks and you can't train it to be that
Starting point is 00:59:37 no you're just born that way pure luck you're just born that way it's not luck I made you that way yeah you were assigned dog at birth but you're actually
Starting point is 00:59:46 yeah yeah man that should be proof if nothing else that trans is real yeah i mean we're still talking about it right now what if we just do like a remember like a day without a mexican remember that thing yeah like what you don't remember that thing no it was like it was a holiday every year they would do like a day without a Mexican I think like what happens like Mexicans don't work
Starting point is 01:00:08 that day it was a holiday every year it was a holiday I didn't feel like a holiday to me it felt awful we exchanged gifts
Starting point is 01:00:16 I'm just saying there was a day without a Mexican wasn't it yeah but it was a movie oh it was a movie what are you talking about why would they make a movie
Starting point is 01:00:23 about that what is a day without a Mexican Yeah Mexicans don't have to be Mexican that day What do they dress up as It was this idea That they're That they're integral
Starting point is 01:00:30 In all parts of our daily life But then underappreciated Blah blah blah And let's see what happens When you go Damn without a Mexican Falls apart Didn't they
Starting point is 01:00:39 Didn't they do like a Bunch of white people Just getting jobs they hate Yeah Fucking miserable Yeah Pretty rough dude There's a But no Didn't they do something Like last year Where they're like A bunch of white people just getting jobs they hate. Yeah. Fucking miserable. That'd be rough, dude. But no, didn't they do something like last year where they're like, for like a week or for a day, it was like only spend money on black businesses.
Starting point is 01:00:53 Black people did this. Yeah. Oh, I remember that. Right? And it was like a way of putting like economic sanctions on everybody that's not black. Right, right, right, right. And I think that basically the day without a Mexican, I think it was like, if you're a Mexican, just stay home. Don't work that day. So everybody can feel how integral you are to the U.S. economy.
Starting point is 01:01:10 Right? And we know. I don't think there's anybody who's like, we couldn't do this. Or we could do this without Mexicans. I think we all know how valuable and important Mexicans are. Right? We're not going to pay them anymore because they're Mexicans. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 01:01:23 But that's why you're so integral. Yes. It's because you do do it all but we don't really pay you yeah that's why we need you yes come on yes and now's the time i mean like you know what's so funny like we're trying to like stop these like caravans from coming into the united states of america and then in the same breath we're like we need more employees it's unbelievable hire anybody we can't get anybody to come work in the garage we can't get anybody to work at restaurants we can't get anybody to do anything and we literally have all these people knocking on the door like we work at garages we work at restaurants we do all the jobs that you need to hire people for and you refuse to do because you were given 1300 twice yeah the wall is causing a labor shortage there it is right there you don't even have the wall but like we clearly have an issue right like on the same news broadcasts people need to be
Starting point is 01:02:12 hired for these jobs we have supply shortages because there's labor labor shortages nobody's gonna go do the job we can't deliver after 12 every fucking hotel so i'm sorry we can't clean unless you ask us to clean because there's nobody to do it every restaurant in-room dining and every fucking thing oh we don't do that anymore because we can't hire any people there are people the same people you hire ready to go am i making a bad argument here no it's a great point let the caravans in who's not working but you got to disperse them though you got to have some type of bus system to get them uh around the country that's the caravan dog they'll get around you think they'll walk there yes we're just in chicago tons of mexicans yeah they'll find a way dude they will i'm not worried about that i'm just
Starting point is 01:02:53 saying like that should be the ultimatum that's what i would do to americans i mean yo you better start working or we letting these motherfuckers in yo get to work yes you know what i mean no more of this unemployment shit we like we because once're in, there's no chance for you. Yeah. The only reason, if you're white and you're like a dishwasher or some shit like that, the only reason you have a job is because that restaurant has never had a Mexican do the job. Once they hire a Mexican, you're never working again. You have one shot.
Starting point is 01:03:21 You have one shot. Get your fucking ass back to work or go to school. Do something. But once they hire the Mexicans, it's over, bro. Have you ever seen a business have a Mexican workforce and then all of a sudden not have a Mexican workforce? Yeah, INS comes through. That's the way.
Starting point is 01:03:38 They get more Mexicans. Once you go Mexican, you don't go anywhere else. I'm being serious Name one business You can't name one Chinese people hire Mexicans Even other minorities Who come here to bust their ass
Starting point is 01:03:56 Look at their own people And there's enough fucking Chinese people Trust me They look at their own people And they're like You can't do this You can't do this yeah you can't do chinese shit mexicans are better at doing chinese shit than chinese people unbelievable
Starting point is 01:04:15 that's a good what you mean what what's what's confusing about this son you go into a you go into a chinese restaurant they got mex Mexican dudes making Chinese shit. Yeah. Okay. Well, we have to have a Mexican face up front and then everybody else in the back is Mexican. Yes. I mean, a Chinese face up front. What else is Chinese shit, though? Say what? What else is like Chinese shit?
Starting point is 01:04:33 Food, bro. Food, dogs. What else? Well, most things are probably Chinese shit. Everything that we're wearing or sitting on is probably made in China right now. Yeah. And if they had Mexicans out there, they'd fucking use them. I guarantee you.
Starting point is 01:04:43 Yeah. I guarantee you. I'm being serious. This this is we need to play hardball with americans yeah this is your last chance to work forever this is your last chance to work for good yeah you'll never work again yeah if you don't go take a job right now yeah because they're gonna get in they're gonna find a way in that's what they do these people are resilient i respect it you got motherfuckers sitting home on the couch smoking weed with your fucking stimmy check or unemployment refusing to go back to the job that you had before you're not better than the job you did it already that was your job preach dog yeah you're upset at the business for not paying you more where was that energy before Yeah There's no promotion
Starting point is 01:05:25 No promo Back to work Yeah Okay Yeah And if you don't then what It's gone You gonna see what happens
Starting point is 01:05:34 You gonna see what And then don't bitch then Don't cry man Don't move to fucking San Francisco Or Portland Be homeless Or whatever like that No
Starting point is 01:05:42 We're not doing that kind of shit Yeah That should be illegal white homelessness well how do you know they're all just sitting at home what if they like got other jobs
Starting point is 01:05:49 or like better jobs they did why not they didn't he also said white homelessness should be illegal I'm into it explain
Starting point is 01:05:56 it's just because I think we all feel that way I'm not giving a dollar to a white homeless come on get your life together come on come on
Starting point is 01:06:02 come on come on come on get your life together every white homeless person I see got a phone or a fucking tablet oh yeah that's kind of weird when they leave your activities like reading and shit like that if i see a motherfucking homeless person begging and read this is the problem bro even this story work even the stories my dad kicked me out of the house go back apologize what are you talking about
Starting point is 01:06:23 their sad story you never the homeless person with the sad story on the train uh you know my dad kicked me out of the house times are hard go back to your house apologize to your dad usually they say some wilder shit than that they're like i got aids yeah not my dad kicked me out that's crazy that's why they got kicked out they opened up with my dad kicked me out yeah my dad kicked me out of the house because he found out I was gay. Welcome to adulthood. Yeah. Oh, because they were gay. Whatever, bro.
Starting point is 01:06:48 You're going to suck somebody's dick. You're sucking dicks under my roof. You know what I mean? You think I'm going to let my daughter suck dicks under my roof? I'm not going to let my son suck dicks under my roof, too. Nobody's sucking dicks under my roof. Including my wife. If I'm not getting it, nobody's getting it.
Starting point is 01:07:03 Yeah, come on. Some sweet dick sucks In my house It's not me Come on Yeah You know what I mean Gotta use my own saliva To have sex
Starting point is 01:07:15 You know how embarrassing That is You know You know what I mean Come on That's crazy That's a crazy time So you would kick your gay kid out
Starting point is 01:07:23 Not for being gay But because Because he's sucking dicks. Yes. You can't suck dick under my roof. Go somewhere else. Yo, you're sucking. Listen, I'll kick my gay kid out for mad reasons. I'm tired of the gay shit.
Starting point is 01:07:37 Like, that could be enough. What's the gay shit? Like, if he's, like, singing around the house. Being 19 and in my house. That's gay? Super gay.'s like singing around the house? Being 19 and in my house? That's gay? Super gay. Nah, okay. What else?
Starting point is 01:07:48 Well, if he's gay and he's 19 and he's in my house, you're getting kicked out. Yeah. What if he's straight and he's 19 and he's in your house? You're getting kicked out. Okay, fair enough.
Starting point is 01:07:55 You can be there for the summer. Because you're too old. How long did you live with your parents for? Until I was 30. Okay. Until I was 30 years old. I was raised in a dance studio.
Starting point is 01:08:04 That's pretty fucking gay if you ask me I don't know Honestly it was It was way past 30 It was like 34, 35 Nah Stop playing
Starting point is 01:08:11 Cause 30 I owned an apartment By 35 Yeah That's when you moved Out of your parents house I did Where do you think
Starting point is 01:08:17 You went between I was renting somewhere You see what I'm saying You gotta kick these Motherfuckers out of the house Bro You were renting A part of your parents house You see what I'm saying? You gotta kick these motherfuckers out the house, bro. You were renting a part of your parents' house. You built a wall in a kitchen.
Starting point is 01:08:31 Yo, what kind of piece of shit parents I got, man? Making me pay money to live with them. Why'd you bring me in this world, yo? Yeah, you didn't ask for this. Yeah. I'm out there getting my dick sucked all the goddamn time. In their house? Yes.
Starting point is 01:08:44 You are a piece of shit. Yo, I get my dick sucked in my parents' house. You yes you are a piece of shit yo i get my dick suck in my parents house you probably got your dick suck if you add up cumulative just the amount of years you lived at home you probably got your dick suck more under your dad's roof than anywhere else nobody got their dick suck more than my dad though wait why what no no you don't know you got his dick suck no he was fucking well i've seen him post fuck yeah but i don't know if he was you don't know if you've seen dick. I seen that motherfucker walk out the house naked. Walk out the bedroom. Big dick!
Starting point is 01:09:09 Big dick! Wait, how do you know it was post-fuck? Because that shit was still a heart. My dad would walk around with a hardy. Medium swole. He would medium swole when I saw him. I usually saw the Winnie the Pooh only wearing a t-shirt with the grandfather clock just swinging. He tried to cover it up.
Starting point is 01:09:25 Sorry, Eddie. He'd be fake covering it up, swinging. He tried to cover it up. Oh, sorry. He'd be fake covering it up, too. He'd be like, oh, my bad. He barely even covered it. Balls hanging out the side. Nah, he was big dicked. He was a big dick guy. Fat dick.
Starting point is 01:09:35 Looked like a waifu. That's how his dick looked like. Right there, bro. But just walking around proud. I had the homies over and everything like that. You've seen dicks, dog. Yeah, bro. You've seen dicks. Hey, who's got a bigger everything. You've seen dicks, dog. Yeah, bro. You've seen your dicks.
Starting point is 01:09:45 Hey, who's got a bigger dick? You or my dad? Your dad is not even close, bro. Yo, it's not even close, bro. Why did he do that? Was he trying to send a message? Long dick Larry, bro. He just needed to make sure that everybody respect him in the house. Larry Long dick, son. It's hard not to respect the biggest dick. Not the only thing that's hard, bro.
Starting point is 01:10:03 He was stiff. He was stiff. It happened it happened all i'm trying to say is americans get back to work okay get back to work all right all right guys we need to take a break for a second because my favorite part of this time of year is the food i can never get enough of how amazing everything smells and speaking of smells i have to tell you about natives awesome new holiday-inspired scented products, okay? Native cares about the products you put on your body. They're all about stopping the stink, but stopping it the right way. That's the Native difference.
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Starting point is 01:12:25 to prove his guilt right you don't usually the trickiest thing about a me too is once you're branded once you're radioactive that's how the world sees you yeah so you gotta switch the branding and you gotta move the radioactivity on to someone else so he comes in he has the branding and they were trying to label they didn't say he was a rapist in the article but they were fucking saying it dog like they were saying he was on some real wild like non-consensual deviant shit yeah they said oh we didn't use the word rape it's like you know what the fuck you meant judge people by their intentions yeah okay yes not your interpretation you know what you intended and they were ready to throw this man
Starting point is 01:13:01 under the fucking jail dude like that's it done And he switched the narrative not to, hey, I'm innocent. Hey, I'm innocent. We still talking about rape. Yeah. Innocent of what? What are you referring to? He switched it to, this is a hit piece. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:13:16 And these people are after me. And this is why these people aren't after me. And here's all the proof. And she's hated me for this long. And this person is an absolute fraud and frauds do things for money and look what they're doing.
Starting point is 01:13:28 They're putting this article behind a paywall. He switched the whole narrative to business insider hit piece and now it has nothing to do with whether or not he raped her. That's how you beat the me too.
Starting point is 01:13:40 You'll scream about your innocence. He addressed it. He said I'm innocent. He cleared that up and then he spent the rest of the time. Sure, sure. The rest of the time is switching. But you'll make the argument about your innocence he addressed it he said i'm innocent he cleared that up and then he spent the rest of the time sure sure the rest of the time is switching the argument about the innocence like bill cosby to this day is just going i'm innocent i'm innocent i'm innocent we're like you're a rapist and bill cosby literally came out and leaned into the conspiracy and he was like
Starting point is 01:13:56 why all this shit started when i tried to buy mbc yeah like if he leaned into what everybody is talking about in terms of conspiracy why is this woman who is hired by this person who worked at NBC the first person to come out? Why is this person who wrote the article who's connected to Viagom or whatever, the parent company of NBC, Paramount or whatever the fuck it is? Why that? If you just start leaning into the conspiracy, now the conversation is over whether they're trying to get Bill Cosby out of here and not whether he's drugging women and fucking them.
Starting point is 01:14:25 Yeah. I mean, it's clever. It's like genius, dude. This guy's brilliant. The guy knows it. He understands. And he also has the media arm. There's a perfect example.
Starting point is 01:14:33 You want to go back to the Tim Dillon and Che beef. It's like if Che gives me two and Tim Dillon gives me two, who do you think has a better opportunity to clear their own name? Yeah. Yeah. You have the people. Yeah. Chase fired day one. I'm just off.
Starting point is 01:14:49 If something happens. Absolutely. Yeah. Just the accusation. So. I mean, if you can't get fired in general, you have a lot of leverage. A lot. It's a lot of security just in life.
Starting point is 01:14:59 That's right. Because now people aren't calling up Portnoy and they're like, hey, this is how you handle it. He goes, I handle however the fuck I want to handle it. You're not my boss. Because your boss could call you and they could be like, hey, if you want to keep working here, you're going to say these things. Not knowing that those are actually the worst things to say. Yeah, they're just plain scared. And then he's coming on the offensive.
Starting point is 01:15:17 Portnoy went so crazy on them because of what they can do. I still don't know what the fuck he did. I just know that it's a hit piece because he said it. You know what I mean? Like, we have no fucking clue. I'm assuming it's lies. I'm assuming all these things are happening, right? Because I've done a little reading about it, and there's nothing really concrete, right?
Starting point is 01:15:34 But it could be true. But he's convinced me it's not, and he's convinced me it's an intention. He's convinced me they're unethical, so their accusations are baseless. He's got screenshots, which is evidence that he didn't do it, or some evidence that he didn't do it. And then if you add that with they're unethical, they'll put out hit pieces. They don't act in good conscience.
Starting point is 01:15:54 Yeah, they're probably wrong. And his reasoning for believing that it was a hit piece really early was if they really believed it was rape, they would have made the accusation in the article, which then starts up a criminal process. Now you got to get investigated. So he knew off because he was, they were trying to get him interviewed.
Starting point is 01:16:12 Yo, that's a great, let's record the interview, but put that interview on camera. We want to see the whole thing. And yeah, that's a great point right there. If they say the R word,
Starting point is 01:16:24 it's a criminal investigation. If they're not saying it's rape, it's a hit piece. By definition. Character assassination. He either did something illegal, and you guys are pointing that out so that he can get justice, or you're just trying to sell copies. So if you're saying explicitly he didn't do anything illegal, and we said in the article he didn't do anything illegal, then why are you writing this? Just because it's going to drum up views that you're asking people to pay for?
Starting point is 01:16:54 That's a hit piece by definition. You fucked yourself. And then he found the email that Business Insider was sending to his advertisers with a hyperlink to that article coming out. So that's what you can do on someone that has a network. And he just said, no. But that's the thing about Barstool that I respect is that they keep saying that to the advertisers. They say, fuck y'all, we'll do it without y'all. And they've done that for decades or a decade,
Starting point is 01:17:18 however long they've been around. But like from the beginning, they're like, yeah, if you don't want to do business with us, it's fine. And low key, I fucking respect that because it's like you don't benefit from the fact that we're wild boys we being barstool and you the brand are going to benefit and matter of fact anything that you any product that gets advertised with us you're probably going to see twice as much because of how much of our fans love us support us and hold us down and the second there's a little issue with
Starting point is 01:17:43 the same kind of wild boy behavior, now you want to leave? Yeah. We're not going to have that. Go fuck yourself. We need brands to actually stick around. My pillow. Yeah. That motherfucker is,
Starting point is 01:17:51 that guy is low. He's the most rider guy. That's a bottom bitch, dog. They were showing up to Tucker Carlson's house like Beauty and the Beast, bro. Remember when they stormed that motherfucker? They came with the torches and all that kind of shit.
Starting point is 01:18:04 They were at Tucker Carlson's house and my pillow was ready to go to war for Tucker. I think he was like 50% of the advertisements on Tucker's show. Do you remember this when they started taking all the ads off of Tucker's show? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. He was the only ad. Listen, I sleep good at night knowing I'm with Tucker. Hey, that's what we need from our sponsors yeah we need my pillow guy enthusiasm my pillow energy real talk real talk i would accept the ad
Starting point is 01:18:32 from my pillow how you political about pillows like everybody sleeps we don't got that in common you want to be comfy when you sleep yeah are the pillows good i've never used one son it's your pillow, though. It should be good. That shit is your pillow. Yeah, I guess. That's a great name, though. I've never used me undies, either.
Starting point is 01:18:50 And those are supposed to be my undies. Yeah, that's a good point. Shout out, culprit. Yeah, yeah. We use a different type of undies over here. I don't use a culprit. But no, that is a good point. I don't know if they're good.
Starting point is 01:18:59 I don't know if they're good. You need to have a good pillow, man. Yeah, that's why I like my pillow. I don't trust memory foam. Memory foam is remembering all the shit you do. You know's like it's like having two wives i don't need that shit yeah memory phones like well actually you said this on the pocket it's like no no my pillow women's brains are made out of do you think that's what it is something like that so that they remember everything see what i was doing there uh i was making a joke about how
Starting point is 01:19:25 they remember things right after akash already made that joke so everybody at home you can cover your ears like miles did earlier in this podcast and i'll never say joke like that again um uh what else we got we got uh elon musk is bullying bernie sanders dunking on bernie sign and threatening the stockholders too you know know what? Okay. Okay. Ready? This is a tweet. I forget who the fuck said it, but it wasn't.
Starting point is 01:19:50 This is not my idea. So I'm not going to take credit for this. And if you know who tweeted this, just give them credit for it. My bad. I don't recall. But there's a guy tweeted this thing. He basically was talking about China and he goes uh what uh germany did wrong where hitler did wrong is he didn't make the world reliant on the german economy before world war ii that's the only thing you did wrong yeah yeah is that what you're saying continue is that what you're saying only
Starting point is 01:20:15 issue the only error in judgment hitler's judgment yeah no i guess what he's saying is like in terms of like uh eradicate the Jews he goes it would have been easier if you made the whole world reliant on the German the German economy because then they'd look the other way in the same way he goes this is what China did China made the whole world reliant on the Chinese
Starting point is 01:20:37 economy or basically Chinese goods so now everybody looks the other way when they want to throw all the Muslims in a concentration camp when they want to just say hey Taiwan is about to be China Hong Kong is about to be China when they want to throw all the muslims in a concentration camp when they want to just say hey tawana is about to be china hong kong is about to be china when they want to expand throughout asia we look the other way because like well i don't want to fuck up my shit like you as an american got to start asking yourself like do we really care about taiwan like do we really care about hong kong how much do we really care about the south asian pacific yeah or whatever the fuck they keep trying to build islands in or do whatever. I guess in a way,
Starting point is 01:21:05 America also do the same thing. 100%. Yeah. I'm sure we're the masters of it. Yeah. But why would we hold ourselves accountable? You fucking sellout. Sellout Canadian.
Starting point is 01:21:14 No. And I brought this up in regards to Elon Musk. If you own Tesla, Elon can say whatever he wants. Before I owned Tesla, I was very critical of Elon. I bought Tesla, and now I'm like, Bernie sucked dicks, bro. Why are you talking about my mans?
Starting point is 01:21:36 Don't let him sell more of the stock. My shit goes down when he sells the stock. That's why I don't understand the criticism. People are like, oh, why do you defend billionaires? People would be like, the billionaires don't care about you. What has a billionaire ever done for you? And you're like, maybe a thousandaire. Makes me money.
Starting point is 01:21:51 Yes. 100%. If I'm investing in that billionaire's company, if I'm investing in Amazon, Google, Apple, all these motherfuckers, they've done stuff for me. Help me fight inflation. Right? They care. Say what?
Starting point is 01:22:03 They went public. They went on a stock market. it's a public offering we are the public yeah they do a lot for us we like it they send our kids to college right this is our kids college funds this is our they help us retire if you're invested if you're invested but you know what anybody could invest it's not like they got a moat around investment well you have to spend money that's true buy some tesla expensive bro say what tesla wasn't always expensive even if it's not buy buy a fraction of a share can you do that with a share i don't think i think it's not it's not bitcoin literally the company that is on this podcast public public says you can buy fractions of a share.
Starting point is 01:22:45 Oh, all right. I think you can. All right. Well, I'm a dumbass, guys. I don't know. All I'm saying is, go out there. So now what he did is he made
Starting point is 01:22:52 the American public dependent on his success. Not completely dependent, but we want him to win because if he wins, we win. And that is a genius strategy. Right.
Starting point is 01:23:02 Make sure that everybody's invested in your success. It's also, this is the energy you want from a billionaire. Unapologetic. Let's not hide it. Somebody goes at billionaires and you just, I keep forgetting you're alive. I keep forgetting you're still alive. He doesn't say, hey, these tax law, he doesn't do that Bezos shit where you like kind of
Starting point is 01:23:21 skirt around and you don't address it. No, he went over the top. He's the Portnoy of billionaires, dog. That's what he is. You're explaining you're losing. You just fire back. We must demand that the extremely wealthy pay their fair share. Which also is a very reasonable claim.
Starting point is 01:23:37 Extremely neutral. He didn't even tweet him. He didn't tweet at him. He didn't put Elon in the tweet. No, he just said it. Here's a neutral thing that I'm sure no one will be mad at nobody will be mad he's got much wilder he asks you you don't even need a sub like he will come right at you yeah but no no no does anyone disagree with that elon yeah dude the billionaires billionaires disagree hard as fuck elon about to be like i'm not paying no more taxes, man.
Starting point is 01:24:06 So he just insults him for no reason. Elon is really out here. Yeah, doggy. That motherfucker is really out here. And I'll be honest, like, if we're keeping it a buck, just started making money. Wait, what do you mean? Tesla just started making money. Mm-hmm. Like, wait, last quarter?
Starting point is 01:24:24 Pandemic. Products, profits, or something like that. But most of their profits comes from selling the... Okay, you have a certain amount of eco-friendly credits. And each car manufacturer needs to have enough of these credits, either through their own fleet of cars or through purchasing them from other car manufacturers. Right?
Starting point is 01:24:51 So since all the Teslas are very green, obviously, because they're not using no fucking gas, they got all these credits to sell. So all their money, I think like 70% of the money that they were making was coming from these credits, not actually from the cars. And for the first time recently recently they started actually making money so it's like elon musk is beefing with jeff bezos over like who's the number one guy and it's like i bet i'm sure it
Starting point is 01:25:14 takes everything in bezos's fucking power to not look and be like hey little boy little boy you just started making money barely little boy i print money little boy well how do you know he's just started making money so you can look it up it's like i think within the last few quarters uh tesla is actually turning a profit based on the car not based on these credits that is a government funded system right whereas like if you sell paper towels that's cash this motherfucker bezos prints cash but amazon also wasn't profitable for a while and by choice they're just dumping money back they're really expanding and like yeah yeah the business itself is generating cash yeah right and also amazon web services was generating so
Starting point is 01:25:59 much fucking cash but that's cash like motherfuckers just paying you dollars and then you have that money if you need tesla is all speculative like if another fucking car company comes out that's better than tesla electric cars they got electric car that goes 2 000 miles and doesn't look like a fucking honda accord yo tesla's dun dun game over yeah so they that's what i'm saying like and we just love elon so much that we we're engaged in this beef and we're like, Bezos is the bad guy. Fuck Bezos. Even though Bezos does way more for us. Bezos is out there delivering shit to our fucking house.
Starting point is 01:26:34 Yeah, but he's a cuck. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But he's out there delivering shit to our house within a day. What a cucky thing to do, though. And then he charges, he delivers food to our house, delivers groceries so that we don't have to carry the fucking groceries or our girl don't have to carry the fucking groceries. And then they start charging $9.99 for it. And we're like, how the fuck dare you?
Starting point is 01:26:51 I'm upset about this. Your car don't go 30 miles without a charge. Son, I'm upset about that too. And you still love that motherfucker. Because he's funny, dog. You can't even drive to Whole Foods and pick up your own fucking groceries if you want it. And then you know what? Bezos is like, I got you. And you're still
Starting point is 01:27:06 angry at Bezos, not Elon. But Bezos not funny. Yeah, it matters. It matters, fam. Bezos not funny. It matters. Remember what you said when he did that Leo tweet? You said, what'd you say? This is the first time I've ever liked Bezos. Yo, it's true. He was kind of funny. Invest
Starting point is 01:27:22 in funny, dog. I'm saying, bro. Invest in fucking funny, man. It fucking matters. And was kind of funny. Invest in funny, dog. I'm saying, man. Invest in fucking funny, man. It fucking matters. And Elon understands it. Elon knew that in order for him to have a successful business, he needed clout. He's the Jake Paul of automakers. Okay? Jake Paul knew if I'm going to be a pay-per-view boxer, I got to build this shit off of height.
Starting point is 01:27:41 I don't got to fight the best boxers. Yeah. This motherfucker wasn't fighting Ford. He wasn't fighting GMm he's not really going up against them right this is speculative he's selling emission credits the guy ain't a car maker profitably he's an emission credit guy but he kept doing it enough to where now he's doing pay-per-view events and that's what the fuck elon is making money now the cars are making money fake it till you make it and tesla solar is He kept doing it enough to where now he's doing pay-per-view events. And that's what the fuck Elon is doing. And the cars are making money. And now the cars are making money.
Starting point is 01:28:07 Fake it till you make it. And Tesla's solar is probably going to make a lot of money when he has the solar panels for people's houses. For the houses, right? That's probably going to make a lot of money. The guy bought time with funny. Bro, being a celebrity, we invested in him. We invested in him, not the company. Nobody knows the logistics of Tesla.
Starting point is 01:28:26 You don't know jack shit. You didn't even know they didn't make money until two quarters ago. But you know that you like Elon Musk. You know that he's a genius. And you're investing in Elon Musk. And you know what? I did the same thing. Yep.
Starting point is 01:28:38 People tell me he's a fraud all the time. He might be. He's funny. Do you think he's a fraud? I can't say. You don't think he's a fraud. I don't think he's a fraud. But I can't disprove it. Kind of like when you ask me why is Bitcoin going to make money.'s a fraud? I can't say. You don't think he's a fraud. I don't think he's a fraud, but I can't disprove it. Kind of like when you ask me why is Bitcoin going to make money.
Starting point is 01:28:48 I can't. I don't know. I just know I like Elon Musk and I trust him because he's funny. You trust your gut. I trust my gut. My gut likes Elon. It's a fun. Yo, he be tickling my gut, bro.
Starting point is 01:28:57 He be tickling that gut. This is Elon Musk's net worth in 2011 was like 20 bill. Yeah. But that's based on stock evaluation. He is the majority holder of Tesla stock. Remember, he never took any investment. He had PayPal money. Yeah, and he used the PayPal money, I think, to start SpaceX.
Starting point is 01:29:16 Something like that. Yeah. So he got this like crazy money for PayPal. But that was like one of his like first, I guess, big ventures. And then he almost went broke put his own money up for spacex the final rocket before he was about to go broke ends up going in the air of course spacex explodes his story is fascinating yeah like there's an awesome motivational video you guys can watch on youtube the one that's got the gangsters paris paradise
Starting point is 01:29:38 oh my god you watch those oh dude i get geared up on them like if i got i get hyped to do something he's about to cry the a little robot tears coming out. Son, you didn't watch this? I'm going to watch it. There's so many of these types of videos. No, no, no. This is the one. When he gets dogged by all the real astronauts.
Starting point is 01:29:54 And Buzz Hall, Lightyear, or whatever the fuck. It's never going to work. It's never going to work. I've been spending most of my life living in. And then Elon's like, yo, I'm going to do it. I'm going to take my dick out.
Starting point is 01:30:04 He's like, keep going with this shit. That's when I invest it. Living in again and then Elon's like yo I'm gonna do it and then like he cried my dick I was like keep going with this shit that's when I invested living in again we are together we can go to space and then that's what that's when you come keep going keep going keep going I'm saying there's so many that rock is not the only thing blasting off I'm telling you out here bro oh dude it was so good I watched it multiple times anytime I want to get charged up I want to watch it I'm gonna watch it yeah what's your motivational porn? Just Down syndrome kids slapping their thighs? You fucking creep. Yeah, what's this guy doing?
Starting point is 01:30:32 How do you get motivated, Mark? I listen to Bezos videos, dog. Yo. I do. He's like, yo, we're never going to come back to Earth. Well, I just knew we could provide a service for people, and we could do it in a more cost-efficient way than everybody, and then that was our way to win.
Starting point is 01:30:44 Keep going. What a cuck video, dude. I'm always there, win. Keep going. What a cuck video, dude. I'm always there, dog. Keep going. What a cuck, dude. Bezos is such a cuck. Andy said we're going to live in space and that's lit. You got to be honest, though. Bezos' gift to people is far more
Starting point is 01:30:57 helpful than Elon's. On a day-to-day basis, right now, absolutely. In the future, that might change if we aren't relying on fossil fuels anymore and if we need to go to space and live out there. Well, Bezos might take us to space anyway. Son, did you read this at all? Yeah.
Starting point is 01:31:13 Okay, break this down. So he's just speaking. I don't know if he's necessarily speaking like gospel. You know what I mean? I don't know if he's like, yo, this is definitely what's going to happen. But he's just sort of like conjecturing about what the future could look like. And I don't know if he's saying his Blue Origin is going to do this. Well, he he's just sort of like conjecturing about what the future could look like he's saying his blue origin is going to do this well he said like that's sort of like the mission and like kind of where we would like to see things go eventually real quick
Starting point is 01:31:30 i just want to say the fit is fire and shouts the kids super yeah this is fire this is a new drop this is fire he'll hook you up i need to talk to to calm yeah column who spells his name c-o-l-m yeah it's irish those are your people you should know that but he's scottish yo Colm Colm Who spells his name C-O-L-M Yeah It's Irish Those are your people You should know that But he's Scottish yo I'm Scottish son
Starting point is 01:31:49 Don't do it Don't do it Mark Don't do it You guys are neighbors That's Florida and Georgia That's the same shit Don't do that That's the same country
Starting point is 01:31:58 That's like calling me a Pakistan Pakistan India Same country bro Yeah come on Different countries Bro come on Fuck he's right We are part of the same
Starting point is 01:32:05 God damn country He got you dog You see what he fucking did Right there God damn Little geographical Nerd over there Shit okay
Starting point is 01:32:12 Keep talking Keep talking about that shit Yeah yeah Keep talking about that shit You know what I mean Alright so basically he's like Alright we're gonna just Go to earth to visit
Starting point is 01:32:22 Shout out to Miles Dressed like Miss Mary Mack Over there So this motherfucker Out here looking cute So Miles He looking cute today All right, we're going to just go to Earth to visit. Shout out to Miles dressed like Miss Mary Mack over there. Son of a motherfucker out here looking cute. Son of a motherfucker looking cute today. That little cardigan with the roll-up. Yo, that motherfucker's cute.
Starting point is 01:32:35 Pour me a hot toddy. Let me sip on a fire with Miles. Yo, that motherfucker adorable, dog. Okay, go, go, hit this shit. So he said, yo, we're all going to just live in space. Most people are going to be born in space. Space is going to be their home. We're going to have centrifuges that create gravity where you can just kind of live on your little spaceship and walk around like regular. That is a cool thing that they showed in Interstellar.
Starting point is 01:32:55 Did you see that movie? No, I never seen it. movies is they have the space station itself spinning fast enough where it produces enough centripetal force or centrifugal. Centrifugal or centripetal. One of those. Enough force where you're being pushed to the ground. Whoa. And that's essentially
Starting point is 01:33:18 it almost feels like the opposite of what should happen for us. Shouldn't we be like flying off? I don't know how this shit works, though. There's no backup for that. If one of them shits breaks, we're all just floating. Exactly.
Starting point is 01:33:29 Into the fucking ether. That is the tricky thing. But kind of cool idea conceptually, right? Like, I'm trying to think of something like, um... You're swinging like a chain mail. Yeah. You know that like ancient Scottish weapon
Starting point is 01:33:43 that's super sick? It's an ancient weapon that a lot of people use, yeah. It was a Scottish weapon. We use it know that like ancient Scottish weapon that's super sick? It's an ancient weapon that a lot of people use. It was a Scottish weapon. We use it the best. Who else use it? What did the French use it for? To sit on?
Starting point is 01:33:51 You guys just rub your fucking clits on it during war? Is that what you guys did? Just share that? Just go ass to ass in some chain mail? But,
Starting point is 01:34:00 right? Just Jonah Ark just fucking diddled. Diddling away. But yeah, just like, you know, when you're swinging like that and all the pressure is going to the outside right well what if you built society on the inside of a circle yeah right and they're swinging like that or spinning like that your feet would be pressed yeah it's like the fucking tilt-a-whirl yeah that's the example perfect example yeah so i don't know how the fuck that they can make it like normal to walk around because Yeah, it's like the fucking Tilt-A-Whirl. Yeah, that's the example. Perfect example, yeah.
Starting point is 01:34:28 So I don't know how the fuck that they can make it normal to walk around because that Tilt-A-Whirl shit feels weird. That's what Bezos said they're going to do, and then we're just going to visit Earth. Like a vacation destination. Like Yellowstone, yeah. Like Westworld, but Earth. Okay, do you believe it, and what do you think timeline is? I don't know.
Starting point is 01:34:40 I'm almost like, why do you want that to happen? That's what I'm saying. Okay. I guess he's just thinking We're gonna fuck up Earth so bad Or Who's we Yeah
Starting point is 01:34:48 Who are the people That are fucking up Earth Hey Yeah That's true We're very green on this podcast That's what I'm saying We're the greenest podcast
Starting point is 01:34:54 We're an eco-friendly podcast Yeah But Who's fucking up Earth Us I think Yes it's definitely us It's definitely all human Are we fucking up Earth
Starting point is 01:35:02 This podcast Earth looks the same This podcast has done very little Does Earth look different Than when you were younger? No. I think it does. How, though? Like, if you look at a map, I think it's more blue.
Starting point is 01:35:12 Ice melts, bro. He always brings up maps, bro. Stop with the maps. Ice melts. I think there's more water. I think ice is melting in a way that it should. There's no more water, dog. Human beings are 70% water.
Starting point is 01:35:22 We need that shit. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He doesn't know anything about water. Yeah. No, that's a good point. Humans are 70 water we need that shit yeah yeah yeah he doesn't know anything about water no that's a good point humans also why are we drinking that shit right like if the if the ice caps are melting the polar ice caps are melting put a little thing down there yeah like before it goes into the water the salt water to make it all salty put a little uh bin yeah right like you put a little bin right there that's all the water
Starting point is 01:35:46 we're gonna drink it we're gonna pee it out right water cycle that's it like i literally i don't see this as a problem how the fuck is it possible and i mean this sincerely how the fuck is it possible that you have all these videos coming out talking about the next great crisis is what mark uh climate change is it climate change water water remember Oh, water, yeah, yeah. Remember? Nestle's buying up all the water. Have you guys seen these videos? I think even Jake Tran maybe did one. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 01:36:09 And it's like Nestle, the company that we know for chocolate, is really just a corporation like anyone else. And they're buying up all these water, they're not called reservoirs, but they're buying up land that have water suppositories underneath the land. They're called aquifers. Aquifers. Aquifers, yeah. Yes. Holy underneath the land. They're called aquifers. Yes. Holy shit. Good.
Starting point is 01:36:27 That's great. You guys got that. So, yeah, that was fucking awesome, guys. So they're buying up the land that had these aquifers, right? So that they can extract that water, right? And they're going to basically own all the water. And then when we allegedly we're going to run out of water, and that's a big issue. And people are talking about like the desalination process.
Starting point is 01:36:42 Like, oh, we could just take all the salt water from the ocean figure out how to do that yeah and we can we can it's just very costly it takes a lot of time israel number one in the world for that they figure that out really why is because you have that water that you can't uh sink in yeah yeah right they just had to figure out a way to drink the dead sea but it's not that hard though you just have it evaporate what's that the water like a salt water you just have it evaporate then you can drink it The water. Like, salt water. You just have it evaporate, then you can drink it. What are you talking about? What's happening right now? If it evaporates, how the fuck can you drink it?
Starting point is 01:37:09 Yeah. Because that's how you do water if, like, you're on a boat. Mark, if it's evaporated. Yeah, but then you have a tent to catch it, and then you drink the water that's caught That's how you do it. If you were trapped on a deserted island, that's the only way to get fresh water is evaporation. No, no, no.
Starting point is 01:37:23 Don't, bro. Don't, bro. No, no, no no here's the thing you don't watch movies but like i know you saw enough of the matt damon on space movie where like you think that you understand how or cast away or cast away i did this condensation yeah that's not evaporation that's condensation boy it becomes condensation no no no no it don't it don't it don't it don't condensate i don't even know what you're trying to say. I swear to God, I don't even know what you're trying to say.
Starting point is 01:37:47 You boil the salt water. The steam goes on like a palm frond if you're on an island. And then that water on top of there will be fresh. And that's how we're going to feed our society when everything sinks. No, you don't. That's what I'm trying to say. You don't need to go through all that process to go get the salt water. If we know the glaciers are melting, are they not melting, Miles?
Starting point is 01:38:05 You look like you do expeditions. Yeah, I know. He's dressed like an NPR host. He really is. Yo, where's your red beanie, Bill Murray? Okay. So, if we know for a fact that we're running out of water, right? Yeah.
Starting point is 01:38:20 You got one group of these environmentalist motherfuckers talking about we're running out of water. We got another group of these environmentalist motherfuckers talking about we're running out of water We got another group of these environmentalist motherfuckers Talking about the polar ice caps are melting Yeah yeah yeah Problem solved Done Do you not see this I just solved global warming
Starting point is 01:38:38 The water is gone Nestle thinks that they got the monopoly On the water Ha ha ha Okay So what the monopoly on the water. Dumbasses. Ha! Ha! They don't know. Okay. So what are you casting the water with? I don't know, but I think if I'm Hershey, I'm going up to the polar ice cap. A little canopy?
Starting point is 01:38:54 Yeah, we're going to have a little chocolate wars. And you go up there, you take some buckets, you take something, and you start chopping away at those motherfucking glaciers. Because what's happening right now? Them glaciers are falling into the water, on polar bears polar bears dying yeah seals are also dying we could take that valuable glacial ice yeah okay and instead of just letting it be in the fucking water where it melts and it just turns into more salt water is a problem for
Starting point is 01:39:17 everybody nobody likes salt water okay that's the worst water yeah okay that and evian thanks to your people no evian they get that from the mountains that's the problem water. Yeah, yeah. Okay? That and Evian. Thanks to your people. No, Evian, they get that from the mountains. That's the problem. From the Alps. Wait, glacier water is fresh water. Yes, you fucking retard. I actually don't know if that's true. How the hell could it freeze?
Starting point is 01:39:33 I actually don't know if that's true. If it has salt in it, dude. I actually don't know. Of course it's true. But I think if you put salt water in a freezer. It starts at the top of the fucking mountain. Where's it going to get the salt? If you put salt water.
Starting point is 01:39:42 The glacier goes from top of the mountain down into the water. But is in the water floating fam an iceberg is the part of the glacier that broke off so iceberg isn't ice or isn't salt no a little bit you don't think just sticking to it son no so what water you want just take the top of how did the glacier form say what how'd the glacier form it didn't form from rain for the form? It didn't form from the ocean water? No, it came from the top of the mountain. It came from the top of the mountain and the fucking rivers and shit. Rain, bruh. Rain.
Starting point is 01:40:12 How did you not know this? I didn't know this. I can't believe I'm surrounded by such incompetence. Over there, please. You know about this. Yeah, yeah, yeah. God. Why are you not talking, Dove?
Starting point is 01:40:21 Because I'm Googling. To make sure that we're right. I mean, yeah, icebergs float in the ocean, but they're made of frozen fresh water, not salt water. Yeah. Duh! Yo, can I be honest? I guess I thought like other ice would freeze to it. I thought a little bit of salt in the water would freeze.
Starting point is 01:40:34 Salt water, very difficult to freeze. But it's so cold. Eventually, salt water does not freeze because it has this salt. If it's at zero Kelvin, it'll freeze. Even Kelvin won't freeze it. Kelvin can freeze it. Nah, Kelvin won't freeze it. Kelvin can freeze it. Kelvin don't do that shit. I don't think Kelvin can freeze it, bro.
Starting point is 01:40:50 Kelvin is that cold ass black guy? He just come around freezing shit. No, for real. Kelvin, maybe if you get to Kelvin, that works. Kelvin. I'm just saying this is a fact. We have a water issue over here and we have
Starting point is 01:41:06 a water solution over here but nobody is taking advantage of it chop away at the fucking glaciers what do glaciers even do they do nothing it's just for rich people to go look at they actually serve no fucking environment where do the polar bears live on these stupid ice caps you think they want to live there you think you think a fucking polar bear knows it's an ice cap no they don't know it's an ice cap till it's in the middle of the goddamn ocean right and just chilling there like what the how the fuck i got here yeah they thought it was lands yeah they want to be fucking snowboarding drinking coke they don't want to be how are we gonna get the how are we gonna get the ice to wherever it's going say what you keep me in buckets we just fly mad buckets back hey bro hey bro you float it yeah it's already in the water
Starting point is 01:41:45 it's in the water put a sail on it just push the shit matter of fact i think it was saudi arabia or one of the countries out there yeah um uh that tried to chop off a section of a an iceberg or a glacier and then literally tug it to Saudi Arabia so they could have fresh water. You can look that up. Did it work? I think that shit melted, bro, but it's hot out there in the desert. It's hot out there in the desert. It's a lot.
Starting point is 01:42:15 Boiling hot. Or they didn't take a big enough piece. Take a bigger piece. You don't got to bring that shit all the way back to Saudi Arabia. Bring that back to Nova Scotia. Let it melt. Process it there when it's still cold. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:42:29 Someone from the UAE. UAE. Done. And what? It was just a guy that did it or the government? The government. It was an idea. But desalinization is probably the easier idea.
Starting point is 01:42:40 No. No. Desalinization doesn't stop the water. We have an issue with too much water and too little water. Yeah. He's saying ice caps are killing the polar bears because they're breaking off. I don't care about the polar bears. I'll be honest with you.
Starting point is 01:42:52 The seals. It's an added benefit. The seals. It's an added benefit. Penguins. None of them want to be on no fucking ice cap, dog. No. Ice caps stink.
Starting point is 01:43:01 Only cause problems. Where do we relocate them? What? Where do we relocate them? Relocate who? Penguins, polar bears To the land Like the penguins that go on the sand We're good
Starting point is 01:43:10 Animals are resilient fam If a polar bear could find its way into a garbage can It could find its way onto some fucking land You know how we could get them to different parts of the land Is we could take all the cubs from one polar bear And then when the mother cub starts chasing and the mother bear starts chasing you you drop one at a time and then you get them wherever you need to go eventually you think polar bears gonna be chasing their cubs that is a fucking genius
Starting point is 01:43:34 idea i just thought of it that is an absolutely genius i don't know how but i just thought of it holy shit and then you raise those polar bear cubs in captivity yeah and then when they're badass enough then you can like fight them or do, you know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. School events with them. Yeah. Fuck, man. You're brilliant.
Starting point is 01:43:48 I didn't even think about that. That's a good idea. You are absolutely brilliant. This is genius. I'm an innovator. Anyway, I solved the environmental crisis. Thank you so much. Yeah, you're welcome.
Starting point is 01:43:57 Yeah, I appreciate that. You still believe the earth is heating up or no? How do we know it's the earth's fault? Well, it's not the earth's fault. It's our fault. How do we know it's our fault? We don't know that. How do we not know it's's the Earth's fault? Well, it's not the Earth's fault. It's our fault. How do we know it's our fault? We don't know that. How do we not know it's just the sun's fault?
Starting point is 01:44:10 I would blame the sun. Where's all the heat coming from? Coming from the sun. But they're also trying to say that there's an ozone layer that's being depleted because of all the chlorofluorocarbons that we're using. That sounds like the sun's problem, bro. That's right. Yeah, we put that together, buddy. We abbreviated that after he said it. That sounds like the sun's problem, bro. That's right. Yeah, we put that together, buddy. We abbreviated that after he said it.
Starting point is 01:44:28 That sounds like the sun's problem, dude. Nah, that is the sun's problem, but like, okay, so it gets a little hotter. What's the big deal? Well, then everything melts, then we all get super hot. What if you just went up there with aluminum foil? Keep going.
Starting point is 01:44:40 It's a very reflective surface. Aluminum foil is just going to reflect all the sunlight back. Now it actually might even be global cooling. No, but then you might make space too hot. Son, a very reflective surface. Aluminum foil is just going to reflect all the sunlight back. Now it actually might even be global cooling. No, but then you might make space too hot. Son, I got an idea. I saw this shit right now. Y'all ready?
Starting point is 01:44:51 Yeah, go ahead. It's light. Yeah, it's the sun. It's light. The sun makes light. How did the dinosaurs go extinct? Oh, meteor shower. Meteor.
Starting point is 01:45:02 Not shower. Bath. Asteroid? What is it? Asteroid. A meteor hit the Meteor. Not shower. Bath. Asteroid? Asteroid. A meteor hit the earth. Okay, yeah. Right there by the Caribbean. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 01:45:11 Okay. The dust cloud caused by the meteor blocked the sun for what? Wow. Million years or something like that? Made the ice age. Made the ice. There's no sun, bro. There's no sun. Everything's cool. Small the ice. There's no sun, bro. There's no sun.
Starting point is 01:45:25 Everything's cool. Smaller meteor. Oh, like this little one. Little meteor in the places where there's ozone depletion. Control meteorite. Control meteor. Yeah. Send some dust up in there.
Starting point is 01:45:37 Dust works. Dust blocks the sun. Get some dust up in there. Make it a little more winter. A little bit more winter. Not too much dust. And then do it incrementally. I don't believe that.
Starting point is 01:45:47 Dust? How long dust lasts? Dust be lasting. Dust don't last that long, dog. It should be settling mad quick. But dust, though? Dust? Like, that's...
Starting point is 01:45:56 You ever go to an old thing? Full of dust. Yeah, it's dust. Dust lasts. That's because dust settles. It comes down. Yeah. That's exactly...
Starting point is 01:46:02 Dust not in the fucking... It's not on the roof. Dust is everywhere. You don't see it. Dust is all over, down. Yeah. That's exact. Dust not in the fucking, it's not on the roof. You don't know that. Dust is everywhere. You don't see it. Dust is all over, dog. Yeah, dust be settling, dog. It cannot possibly block the sun for long enough to cause a motherfucking ice age.
Starting point is 01:46:12 So what happened? That's wild, dog. What happened? I don't know, but I don't believe it's dust. Why not? Son, it was radioactivity from the meteor. Like the way fucking. You're talking about radioactivity.
Starting point is 01:46:23 Yeah. The way fucking the nukes fucked up Japan for mad long decades of kids coming out looking at this shit where's the radioactive material
Starting point is 01:46:30 on the meteor son it's mad have you not seen Meteor Man he gets hit by a meteor and he gets mad radioactive powers I didn't see that
Starting point is 01:46:38 I never saw that son you guys don't know about Robert Townsend I've never heard of that that's a black superhero you guys probably you know what I mean I'm not as woke as me
Starting point is 01:46:44 you know what I mean he touched a as woke as me you know what I mean I don't know dog he touched a jet magazine you know everybody that was in it in 30 seconds it's really it's incredible
Starting point is 01:46:50 I'm just saying I think there might be one fundamental flaw in your idea I think the fundamental flaw is dust bro a dust cause of ice age let me think bro
Starting point is 01:47:00 I kind of believe in dust that dust bowl fucked up the the Oklahoma for like 10 years. It didn't cause no goddamn ice age. They just couldn't grow crops. Miles, you have something to say. I can tell.
Starting point is 01:47:11 When Mount St. Helens exploded, there was a bunch of dust and ash in the sky. It was known for one of the most dust ever. Yep, yep. Keep going. A lot of tons of dust. It made that whole area that it went over cooler by like 10 degrees. For how long? I don't know.
Starting point is 01:47:22 A couple days, weeks. That's what I'm saying. A couple weeks. A couple days. No, it's one volcano. That's a couple weeks that's a volcano i'm gonna push back a little bit on that what year is this this is my 80s no um no mount saint helen 1984 it's like the 80s i'm sorry that's a cover pompeii yeah i thought they was talking about that so i was about to be like cap you know how they know what's 10 degrees colder as the 80s but they like cap you know how they know what's 10 degrees colder but they weren't you know recording degrees and that's a whole ass volcano that made that one exact area which that was just a tiny little little one yeah it could be like 12 it could
Starting point is 01:47:55 be the first day yeah like come on tiny volcano we read about that in history books that was a big-ass volcano it was just a tiny little part of a massive medium size it was called dara that's under yellowstone if yellowstone goes the whole i've heard this i've heard if yellowstone goes we're all fucked cap yeah why because it's just dust you stronger than not because it's just dust but i just don't think if if you don't want to blow you don't gotta let it blow yeah just like when you blow your nose and you hold it yeah why don't they let it build up and then something's gotta happen they can get a little bit out yeah you just let a little out at a time dog like have a little side hole you what if we make the hole in old faithful mad big
Starting point is 01:48:35 and then more comes out at a time that's to his point that lets out a little more pressure quicker that would probably help a little yeah yeah what's the name of that shit underneath the Earth, Miles? A volcano. No. Magma? No, the Terra or something. What'd you call it? Oh, the Terra Firma.
Starting point is 01:48:52 Oh, Super Caldera. Super Caldera. Yeah. And that's the name of it. Well, that's any of them. That's just like a large pent-up mass of magma. Of magma? Yeah.
Starting point is 01:49:04 All right. Magma. All right, guys. pent up mass of of magma yeah alright magma alright guys we're gonna take a break for a second because we gotta make sure that you're listening to this podcast in the right way okay and if you got the headphones if you got the headphones on we gotta make sure you're using the right headphone company and we gotta make sure that you're
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Starting point is 01:49:35 I buy another one. Wow. Bang. But what's the battery life, though? That's the thing. A lot of times these little pods, they fuck up. They don't have good battery life. Son, dumb long.
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Starting point is 01:50:52 Hit it. Yeah, we got a couple. So we just took a pee break, and that made me remember this story that happened. Actually, just over the weekend. It was in Daytona, which I didn't realize. When I first saw the video, I thought it was fucking Siberia or something. I did not think it was in America. It was like down the street which I didn't realize. When I first saw the video, I thought it was fucking Siberia or something. I did not think it was in America.
Starting point is 01:51:06 It was like down the street from where I grew up. No, that makes sense. No, that's what I would have guessed. So basically... I'm surprised it's not your face.
Starting point is 01:51:17 So this band, Brass Against, they're doing a cover of Rage Against the Machine. And they're on stage and all of a sudden this woman. And they're on stage, and all of a sudden, this woman brings a guy up on stage, and this is what happens. So she signals to a guy in the crowd, like, points to him, and is basically like, yo, get up on stage.
Starting point is 01:51:43 Everyone starts cheering. He's got a beer can, I think, like, stuck to his head through, like yo get up on stage everyone starts cheering he's got a beer can i think like stuck to his head through like suction basically like you ever seen someone do that oh yeah they take like an empty beer can and like stick it to their forehead so he jumps up on stage immediately she's like yo lay down he down. He assumes a position, like, pretty freely. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. I've never seen the video. I know of what happens, but this is wild. She's just pulling her pants all the way down.
Starting point is 01:52:15 Whoa, whoa, whoa. All right. All right. Taking a look. Yo! Yo, the way girls piss is crazy, dog. Son, it's absurd, right? I think he just spat it out, too. Yeah, so some guy in his mouth, he, like, spits it out. She's still singing impressive so everyone
Starting point is 01:52:47 else is just kind of going crazy he seems like he enjoyed it guy gets up like he throws into the crowd she's telling me to get the fuck off the stage she's telling him to get the fuck off the stage and then yeah they resume the rest of the concert so they took to their twitter the next day and said we had a great time last night at the welcome to Rockville Sophia got carried away that's not something the rest
Starting point is 01:53:21 of us expected you know what her last name is what? Eurista yeah it's great like a barista yeah but for urine yeah so she does this she gave him a shot she gave him a double they said this is not what we were expecting and it's not something you'll see again at our shows thanks for bringing it last night no listen if you're not if somebody does some shit like that and you're not expecting anything you keep playing music you're the pee girl now doc that's your thing you gotta pee every single time you can tell some people knew it was coming because the trumpet dude like
Starting point is 01:53:48 moved all his shit back oh really if you watch it like she brings the guy up on stage and all of a sudden he starts moving stuff back so the guitar guy's still jumping around ain't no way i'm jumping around if there's piss nearby and i didn't know can you imagine you go on stage at the end of your show and then one of the people just takes a piss? I mean, can you imagine, like, learning how to play a brass instrument your whole life and then getting in a band with this girl? You know what I mean?
Starting point is 01:54:13 Like, if you... This is all brass. Brass Against is the name of the band. Yeah, I'm assuming they do covers of Rage Against the Machine. Brass Against the Machine is what I was thinking. They are a cover band. But you don't call them... They're a cover band, but it's like...
Starting point is 01:54:22 Think about, like, you're playing the trombone. You're playing the trumpet. Like, these are all like, kind of like dignified. You were first chair of like your county's like fucking band group.
Starting point is 01:54:32 You thought that you were going to be playing at Lincoln Center. Yeah, you're like, oh, I'll join the Philharmonic one day. Yes.
Starting point is 01:54:36 Wow. No, you won't. You are going to be background music for when this girl takes a piss on a fat guy's forehead.
Starting point is 01:54:43 This is unbelievable, man. That trombone guy doesn't even seem to be looking at them. Yeah, he is fat guy's forehead. This is unbelievable, man. That trombone guy doesn't even seem to be looking at them. Yeah, he is. He's pointing. But he seems like he's pointing not at her. He seems like he's pointing at somebody else. He's pointing at security, like, can you get a bathroom for this girl, please? Anything? The craziest thing is she keeps singing.
Starting point is 01:54:59 I think I heard a shot. It seems extremely metal for a cover also. Yeah. It's not your song. I'm going. I'll go. If that was her shtick and then she would pee on people during the shows. Oh, this is the best PR. Dude, this works for fucking Ozzy Osbourne biting heads off bats.
Starting point is 01:55:15 Yeah. 100%. This is great PR. This band is something now. Yeah. Yeah. But they still are just doing covers. I mean, who is this guy, dude?
Starting point is 01:55:24 She is covered dude getting pissed on pissed on by a cover band do you think he knew that's like letting the feature act shit on your face like that's crazy there's a can on his forehead for a reason and her name is something yurista yeah so this has to be something they've done before yeah yeah yeah he must know the deal right like there's no way you get peed on you're just just like, stay there. I think he was asking for it. I think he brought the can as like, hey, pee in this. Yeah, I'm the pee guy. And then she's a girl, so they just can't.
Starting point is 01:55:50 They just can't aim at all. That was the first time I think I've seen a girl piss in profile. Usually I'll see it. I've never seen profile, and you don't realize how much it splatters like that. It's insane. It's like a water park where they have the water just open up. It all comes out at Yeah. It's insane. It's like a car wash. It's like a water park where they have the water just open up.
Starting point is 01:56:06 It's all comes out at once. It's crazy. It's really unbelievable. Yeah. It's just so inefficient. It's like a touchless car wash. It just goes everywhere. It just dumps.
Starting point is 01:56:14 Yeah. Yeah. Just dumps. Wait, why do you think it's inefficient? I feel like it's more efficient. When guys pee, it takes so long.
Starting point is 01:56:22 You pee for an hour. Yeah, because it's targeted. Yeah, it's just in a little stream just going like this. This just seems it could be so much more messy. It for an hour. Yeah, because it's targeted. Yeah, it's just a little stream just going. This just seems like it could be so much more messy. It's just messy. More on your thighs and legs. You don't want to smell like pee.
Starting point is 01:56:31 That's not going to be beneficial for you back in the day. Right? It's already hard enough to keep your pussy, like, have no bugs in it. You don't want to have fucking piss all over your legs and thighs. But you got to run if you're living back in the day and, like, people are trying to get you. Especially if you're a woman, you're vulnerable. you're vulnerable yeah and you're exposed oh you can't be peeing for too long you only got six seconds good you got six seconds you're out in the woods you're just gonna get fucking taken that's right just get it all out yeah there's one dump oh my
Starting point is 01:56:55 god dude yeah yeah but if you're running and you got a dick you could just piss kind of just aim it as you're running you know i mean i can't start a piss while moving. I have to stop to get it going. Yeah, but then once it's going, you're good money. Piss and run. They can't do that. Yeah, they can't. Though I doubt that you can piss
Starting point is 01:57:11 when you're in flight mode. That was impressive. Peeing in front of that many people, having your pussy lips all out. Pussy lips are out. And singing. And it's cold too. On stage, you're all hot
Starting point is 01:57:23 and all of a sudden you take your pants off. Doing a squat. That's probably actually a relief. The pants off is, like, you're all hot, and all of a sudden you take your pants off. Doing a squat. That's probably actually a relief. The pants off is probably like, oh, that's nice. Get a little hair. A little ventilation. This is fucking wild. And they're about to sell tickets like Tim Dillon.
Starting point is 01:57:36 Yeah. Is it a cover band? I mean, is that legal? To sing other people's music? To be a cover band? Yeah. Yeah. Like yeah yeah like you can like sell tickets are you just not questioning the legality of something we've all seen a thousand times in person i've never paid money for it i thought that it's like um a novelty you know what i mean like they just like to do it you do it for yourself but like selling tickets and you just play someone else's music the whole time it feels like if they're still alive i'm always like
Starting point is 01:58:04 that's a little weird. But you're getting married next month where they're going to play like some popular songs, right? Yeah. You have a band or DJ? Stop snitching. We got music. Come on. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:58:14 You get the DJ only. You got the band. Yeah. No, I guess. I guess it is. Yeah, I guess it does happen. That's right. It does happen.
Starting point is 01:58:23 I don't know. For some reason, there's something weird about like playing just one band's songs it's a little because that band already exists well if they're dead though if they do like if the guy does prince he's like yo i'm a prince guy i'm a prince cover guy and there's a rule with that i think once you've been dead for like five years your music catalog becomes like open source. But also, we need to do Prince Hologram. I don't know if that's true. Or no, 50 years. I don't know.
Starting point is 01:58:49 Maybe it's like Beethoven, for example. You could just use Beethoven now. There's a life. Yeah, but anyone can play Beethoven anytime. No, you can use it in a commercial. You can use it like there's a life expectancy to. Oh, no, that's right. We were having this conversation because I think like Disney's about to run out of their thing they just keep their thing down all the time yeah disney litigates against it 70 years
Starting point is 01:59:09 after the author's death 95 years after publication but it used to be less before disney got in it was like five years yeah and then it was up to 25 then 50 and like they just keep on litigating and kicking it down have you ever heard of the red hot chili pipers no yeah i don't think they only do we don't think this is weird at all no like you can just make money off of someone else's art if they're not false advertising which weirdly enough a lot of musicians don't write their own songs though but the people that are being paid but the guy yeah but the guy's making the money off another guy writing his music in that kind of weird clearly not the argument that i'm making but in that also compensated for that music he's a he's making the most money he's making the publishing on that music and every time that music gets played on the radio he's making money
Starting point is 01:59:53 off of it but these people are touring and making a living off of someone else's artwork you don't even know if you give them permission to even do that like a dj though too i actually think it's less weird if it's live only as long as the dj if go go if it's not false advertising it's fine if it's like yo i do other people's music and i cover i think you can do that with anything if someone want to take your material and be like yo i'm gonna do andrew schultz's jokes but i'm just an impersonator i'm not actually him and they sell tickets to it run it seems weird you think rage against the machine wants to get back together to a hundred person venue in daytona and have to pee on some guy's face?
Starting point is 02:00:25 Yeah. You think Tom Merlo wants to pee on someone? I don't know. It doesn't feel like there should be some sort of handshake or permission granted. Music is also weird like that because it's built on covers. And when you start, you just do someone else's shit. Because, yeah, your shit is so whack. You don't even have shit.
Starting point is 02:00:40 No, but even that, seeing someone do their own song, it's just like... But, yeah. No, there's a woman actually in like Netherlands or something. They got sued by Tina Turner because she looks so much like her. And she was promoting her thing as like Tina Turner live or whatever. And people thought it was actually Tina Turner. That's illegal. Yeah, that's illegal.
Starting point is 02:01:00 If you name a company close to another person's and that confuses the marketplace. Likeness rights. Right. Right. Interesting. This is the Red Hot Chili Peppers thing I was bringing up. It's a bagpipe cover of Red Hot Chili Peppers. And there's tweets all the time that are like, yo, I scored some cheap tickets to Red Hot Chili Peppers. And then they go and it's a bagpipe cover.
Starting point is 02:01:18 That's not you, though. The name's different. Yeah, it is. It is. I mean, I don't think they're actually falsely selling that. I just think it's a funny sort of coincidence. But it's sort of that likeness it gets close i don't know it just feels weird it feels icky it's like it feels like you need to have a conversation with
Starting point is 02:01:32 the band and then get their blessing also most cover bands i don't think what kind of paperwork that is around the world like i think the bands are like you're doing venues i would never do and the people who are seeing you aren't like oh i saw the red the Red Hot Chili Pipers. I don't need to go see the Red Hot Chili Peppers when they come. I think you still make your money, so you're like, I don't give a fuck. Because when a cover happens within music, that's it. There's just not enough money for them to care. That's the reason. It's not
Starting point is 02:01:56 a music thing. It's just there's not enough money for them to care. Because please believe, if one of these cover bands got poppin', they'd be asking for the money. There are cover bands that pop, though. But they also usually usually one point I just want to make is that whenever an artist uses another artist's beat
Starting point is 02:02:11 and rhyme scheme for example they do a cover of another one of these songs like Drake song or something like that they have to if they're selling that pay them the publishing the only way that they can put that song out is if they're not profiting off of that song profiting off of that song maybe they could play at their concerts but if they're selling that, pay them the publishing. The only way that they can put that song out is if they're not profiting off of that song. Profiting off of that song.
Starting point is 02:02:27 Maybe they could play it at their concerts, but if they're actually trying to make significant money off that song, they would have to pay everybody who's involved in the stealing of that or the utilization of that music. All the publishing they would have to pay. So the issue with the cover band shit is not whether it's wrong or right. It's just they don't make enough money for the bands to keep
Starting point is 02:02:46 it's not worth worrying about you were saying there's an example I mean yeah I think like Grateful Dead is a bunch of like cover bands
Starting point is 02:02:51 that like are famous that like deadheads will also go to like their festivals too and like they'll do like these little micro festivals and shit I know that Grateful Dead
Starting point is 02:02:59 is touring with John Mayer right now but that's the actual band right yeah yeah no I'm talking like it's completely like offshoot that does like their own covers and like they'll like do mashups and shit but also a lot
Starting point is 02:03:08 of cover bands don't only do yeah they'll do one band so like maddox in la yeah a blink 182 cover band will do a lot of blink remember that yeah sunday night yeah but then they'll also do like green day and they'll do like a bunch of other shit but like so they'll do like that generation of that era in music i truly don't get going to watch a cover band. There was one. Oh, I saw one. It was lit. It was like they were incredible. They did all the covers.
Starting point is 02:03:31 They wore neck braces like they were nerds. They had so many porn star fans. No, no. They were dope. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You would see them without this gear looking like Revenge of the Nerds. But the hottest girls, proper Sunday. I don't know.
Starting point is 02:03:44 Just fun. something different. You're going to go to a club every single night listening to the same music? No, it was great. And music live that you know is great. It's the best. It's awesome. And then if you only have to pay $5 to go see it,
Starting point is 02:03:55 and it's actually good, it's awesome. Yeah, I get it. I just am very confident that if one of these cover bands was making tens of millions of dollars, you would find bare minimum, maybe not the band, but the record labels would start. Here's the legal legality of it, is that these bands are allowed to perform any song they want in a venue
Starting point is 02:04:19 because the venue has a, they buy like a package from BMI or one of these like music things that says you can play any music in our venue but they can't sell that music and say yo this is a cover up so the so the publishers are making money off of it yeah they're selling uh the rights to any song it's why like in a bar they can play any music they want to a billion people who are paying money to get in that bar because if you want to go on the dj thing like again i don't know exactly how this works but i imagine djs either buy the music themselves or they're streaming it and then the artist is getting paid either off the purchase of the music or the stream yeah and then they're also getting paid off of the venue that is licensing out the ability to play that music
Starting point is 02:04:59 right so the publishers are making sure they get theirs and the artists are going to get theirs and at least they get a little off the cover bands but just it just seems kind of wild that you can go, I'm just going to make a living playing other people's music. Yeah. And not pay them at all. Yeah. Yeah, it's a little crazy. Like, at least the DJ has to purchase the song. It's $2.
Starting point is 02:05:17 Even if they might stream it. Or they at least get to stream every time they play it. Yeah, yeah. And at least the DJ is kind of feeding the artist as well. It could be a new artist. You're breaking them. But not the cover band. The cover band is only satisfying the biggest fans of the actual band
Starting point is 02:05:35 that can't see the band. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, it's kind of weird. You would never go see a cover band? I don't get it. You don't like music also. I don't think you never go see a cover band i don't get it you don't like music also our guys i don't think you like this type of music yeah i don't like stuff with the drum like rap and stuff
Starting point is 02:05:52 it doesn't make sense and rap live isn't usually great yeah and i don't i'm not fucking partying so i'm just there like yeah i could be listening to this shit at home and the piece yeah that's what it's not the cover band thing it's like yeah music after nine what is the point yeah yeah come on aren't there noise ordinance laws i can't even hear myself think no it's not the cover band thing it's like music after 9 what is the point yeah come on aren't there noise ordinance laws I can't even hear myself think no it's so much fun if there's music that you actually know you know all the words to everyone knows it
Starting point is 02:06:13 everybody's singing along it's karaoke bro come on the thing is it's like it's the best of karaoke and it's actually good but also imagine there's instruments so like you're hearing live music but there's also karaoke You're hearing live music. But there's also karaoke.
Starting point is 02:06:28 Have you ever been to live band karaoke? The best karaoke there is. If the people can sing. If they can't sing, it gets a little Rofsky. President Biden finally doing something good. Let's go. What do we got, Mark? Break it down the attitude of the great negro at the time pitcher in the negro leagues went on to become a great pitcher in the pros into the major league baseball after jackie robinson his name was satchel
Starting point is 02:07:00 page he just kind of feel bad for him. What's more, yeah, it's like, what's more embarrassing? He doesn't want to do this. Like, he doesn't want to be here. He doesn't want to do this. Maybe he dedicated his whole life to politics, but I'd like to believe that, like, at 80 years old, you start to go like, who gives a fuck?
Starting point is 02:07:18 You dedicated your whole life to comedy. Like, at 80, do you want to be like, oh, I'm not going to see my kids because I got to be a comic every fucking day on the road? This guy's a soldier. Every day he shows up and want to be like, oh, I'm not going to see my kids because I got to be a comic every fucking day on the road? This guy's a soldier. Every day he shows up and has to be the president. Yo, I think we need to start talking about how like Biden is a real one. He's a patriot.
Starting point is 02:07:34 I feel bad for his party. For his party, he's a fucking real. And he lived long enough to like be racist ish, be not racist and then be racist-ish, be not racist, and then be racist again. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Not like racist, but like early in his career, he got some wild shit, you know?
Starting point is 02:07:52 Yeah. I mean, early in his life, that was what you called him. Yeah. You know what I mean? That's what he grew up with. That was the progressive term of the time. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. That is true.
Starting point is 02:08:01 I mean, it is called the Negro League. Yeah. And this is unfortunate because he's not really calling the guy a Negro. I think he's trying to say the great Negro League pitcher. The great Negro League pitcher, Satchel Paige. Exactly. The words are hard when you're 80.
Starting point is 02:08:15 It's so difficult. I know. They're keeping this guy up 17, 18 hours a day. Can't even remember his kids' names. You got to remember fucking Satchel Paige and all his accolades? Come on, bro. Yeah, I mean, he's declining's declining Like we said this was gonna happen We were like
Starting point is 02:08:28 God it ages you But when you're already aged And now you're going through this I mean it's just It's just pulp dude You're just looking up there Sawdust On his podcast
Starting point is 02:08:35 What do you think? Rogan mentioned that he's Likely on Adderall I'm sure that Not here Not here Not here But they have to
Starting point is 02:08:42 Like I mean they got crazy cocktails Like They have crazy cocktails. They have crazy cocktails of things that you can consume to keep yourself up. I'm sure that he is getting the best of the best, and this is what is doing to him. Without those cocktails, without Adderall, without these other pharmaceuticals, I mean.
Starting point is 02:09:02 I mean, that guy was on something when he ran out on stage after he got elected, broke his fucking foot. His own body was like, what's going on, yo? This is not what we're meant to do right now. Yeah, this poor guy, man. I feel bad. I feel bad. But I also feel bad for us. Because it's like, this is the guy who's supposed to represent our country.
Starting point is 02:09:14 Like, if another country had this guy as president, we would be destroying them. Right for the taking. Bro, Lomachenko's over in fucking Belarus, just like kidnapping people out of the sky. Is his name Lomachenko? I think so. That's the boxer, isn't it? Lukashenko's over in fucking Belarus, just like kidnapping people out of the sky. Is his name Lomaschenko? I think so. That's the boxer, isn't it? Lukashenko.
Starting point is 02:09:30 I think it's Lukashenko. I was about to be like, holy shit. I didn't know they elected that guy. It says Manny Pacquiao, eat your heart out. That guy's just over in Belarus. He literally just like kidnapping people from the sky. Like that journalist that was talking shit, the plane flies over, goes, no, get down here. He's like, he works with a travel company in Belarus that's basically like bringing in like wealthy like Iraqis that want to be in Europe. Okay.
Starting point is 02:09:50 And then putting them like basically on the border as like an intimidation tactic to like the surrounding countries to be like, yo, we're going to like negotiate. And if the negotiation doesn't go well, all of a sudden you're going to have an immigration crisis in your country. Wow. So you're just like using these poor people from the Middle East as like a bargaining chip. That's genius. That's really smart. It's fucking insane. Because what, they told him something?
Starting point is 02:10:11 What'd they tell him? What? Europe criticized him for like the election fraud or something. Oh, yeah. I mean, a ton of shit. They call him like the last dictator in Europe. So like he's going, wait a minute. I'm your shield for this Middle Eastern immigration problem, quote unquote, that you have.
Starting point is 02:10:29 You expect me to keep these motherfuckers out of your country, right? And you're going to shit on me? You like my tyrannical tactics when it comes to keeping people out of Europe. You like the fact that I could just go fuck you and shoot every one of them motherfuckers that cross the border. You like me keeping that I could just go fuck you and shoot every one of them motherfuckers that cross the border. You like me keeping y'all shit quote unquote safe. Yeah. And then you're going to criticize how I'm here.
Starting point is 02:10:52 Democrats can't do the shit or what is it? Democracies can't do the shit that I do. Yeah. You need a tyrant to keep people out of your country. Yeah. And the way that they keep them out of your country is they keep them out of our country. Yeah. I'll let these motherfuckers in and your country is they keep them out of our country. Yep. I'll let these motherfuckers in and funnel them right into Europe.
Starting point is 02:11:07 You keep talking your shit. I like this. I respect this man, yo. You're not going to use me for what I am and criticize me for the same thing. It is funny that he likes a dictator. You tell him dictatorial tactics and he's like, yeah. He gets fired up. Yeah.
Starting point is 02:11:22 Finally. I'm saying it's like. Somebody I can get behind. So it's like this guy right here. I don't Finally. I'm saying it's like, think about it. Somebody I can get behind. So it's like this guy right here. I don't know. You don't think that's hypocritical? It's like all these people in Europe, all these European leaders, they know that they can't get away with these tactics because they're in these democratically run societies, right? Yeah.
Starting point is 02:11:39 They know that they have to treat people like human beings. So what they do is they tell Gaddafi. They tell Lukashenko, they tell all these tyrants, hey, since you guys don't treat people like human beings, do us a favor. Handle the immigration crisis, would you? Make sure that people don't leave. And if they come into your country, you can shoot them, you can kill them, you can do whatever the fuck you want, and we'll break you off with a little bread or do something
Starting point is 02:12:01 like that. And then all of a sudden, he hears these whispers of european leaders criticizing what he got to do to maintain their and he's like oh no we're not gonna have this that's like china a little bit we're like man we gotta pay people right here you know what i mean but not over there you guys pay him nothing so we can have cheap and then we criticize their sweatshops we're like what are you doing to those people i know it's unbelievable it's a who the is buying it and i bet you're trying to look at us like i know they're not talking about us i know i know they're not talking to us because every time we get in a trade deal what do they ask for yeah cheaper labor yeah and why the i mean it's
Starting point is 02:12:33 unbelievable zero accountability yeah right i i respect it so he just scoops up your shit man puts him on the border and goes yo remember these people he gives like a crazy visa too he's like yo you basically just become citizens like he just gives them like a crazy visa too. He's like, yo, you basically just become citizens. Like he just gives them like an insane visa situation. I love it. I love it. You come in, you're tourist technically, but you're on like a tourist visa for 10 years. What's life like in Belarus for citizens?
Starting point is 02:12:53 That shit is foul or that shit is, it's all right. I don't know. Who knows? I've never been there. I'll tell you, he looks a lot more intimidating with his military cap on than bald as fuck. Yeah, that's facts. He looked like a dictator up top. Then that bald picture, that's just a guy on who's Guess Who. I mean, that's facts. He looked like a dictator up top.
Starting point is 02:13:06 Then that bald picture, that's just a guy on Guess Who. I mean, that's a great picture right there. That's a Guess Who character. You know that one right there? Yeah, it looks like Mike Piazza. Yeah. That guy's a legend. Yeah, that one. And this guy's pathetic.
Starting point is 02:13:14 I'm not listening to that at all. This guy's on the brink of death. We got some mitts on him, though. Look at the pants. Why don't we put cool hats on our presidents? We need to. Biden could use a hat. Biden needs a hat.
Starting point is 02:13:21 A hat, I think, would really help him. Biden needs a helmet. The aviators make him look cool. Yeah. When he's wearing the aviators, I'm like, all right, let's go. It's too much decorum, dude. It's just too much. We're such fucking cucks with all that shit.
Starting point is 02:13:33 Remember Obama wore a tan suit? People were like, how could he? How could he wear a tan suit? Look fly as fuck? That's a problem? Bruh, he's black. Do you know what I mean? We're changing the colors
Starting point is 02:13:47 Purple Chill out you should have a fucking puka shell Right, he's wearing a tan suit so you could flex a little bit and then he could serve and start freaking the fuck out This is I respect that don't call me a piece of shit So you could look good when you are invested in my piece of shitness yeah i i loved it when someone was saying like uh trump how could you remember like they're like uh trump how are you okay with them killing these foreign officials i don't know if he was talking about saudi arabia i don't talk about like russia and he just looked right at the reporter he's like the fuck you think we do we'll be killing these motherfuckers too it's your
Starting point is 02:14:23 first time in america yeah. Welcome to the club. Some shitty things gotta happen for you to live this cushy ass life. Yeah. So if you don't. So here's what it is. We just don't talk about it. I'm fine. Don't criticize Lukashenko for the shit that you are asking him to do.
Starting point is 02:14:39 Yeah. And don't ask him or and don't question the fraudulence of his elections. Yeah. Just stay quiet on both matters. okay you're gonna you're gonna you're gonna get dirty then let me get dirty if you're involved in the dirt yeah it's like snitches it's like i'm okay to tell the cops like i'm allowed to go tell the cops if somebody's breaking the law right i'm not being a snitch because i'm not doing illegal shit right it's just the people that are involved in the illegal activity they can't snitch because it's like like, yo, we all in this. You know what I'm saying?
Starting point is 02:15:08 You are in this. You are snitching. Whoever took a shit to Luka Jango, you are snitching. In fairness, I don't think Biden's ever going to snitch. Biden's not snitching, because he doesn't remember what you told him. He don't know.
Starting point is 02:15:18 He don't know nothing, bro. He'd be a great person to confide in. Oh, God, this poor guy, man. I'm starting to feel a little bit bad for him. Yeah. It is, and it's fucked up that we keep him out there. It's elder abuse. Oh, God. This poor guy, man. I'm starting to feel a little bit bad for him. Yeah. It is. And it's fucked up that we keep him out there. It's elder abuse.
Starting point is 02:15:28 It is abuse. It's elder abuse. If this was happening in a retirement home where they're like, all right, 17 hours a day. Come on. Get your bike in. We're getting this shit going. The retirement home gets shut down.
Starting point is 02:15:37 Leave my grandpa alone is what we would say, right? Yeah. It's inhumane. It's inhumane. It is inhumane. Kamala, nowhere to be found, this bitch. Yeah. Where are you at? What you doing? On purpose
Starting point is 02:15:47 What is it like anytime she opens her mouth People hate her on both sides So they're like We might need you to be president soon Let's just wait for you to be around For people to hate you Because they don't have to keep you elected You're the official for the next four years
Starting point is 02:16:03 Or the next two or whatever the fuck it is, no matter what. But there's no chance they run her again. Or they need them to hate her so much now so that they can start having a reason to put in someone new. Michelle Obama's coming in round two. Guaranteed. No way. 2024, I don't think so. 2028, she might be in there.
Starting point is 02:16:21 Michelle Obama's going to what? President. She's going to run for president? Obama don't want no more of that, bro. Yeah, I think he's good. Honestly, I'll be honest, though. I would want my girl to run for president. Why?
Starting point is 02:16:34 And then just nag her the same way that she was probably nagging him. You never spent time with us. Bitch, I'm blowing up brown people. The fuck you want me to do? You want me to be at dinner every single night? There's brown people that are trying to get married, and I need to blow them the fuck up to save America and protect us. Okay?
Starting point is 02:16:51 These things need to get done. Someone needs to flip the switch on these motherfuckers. Yeah, that'd be great. You always want your wife to do what you got to do. That's a good point. So they know what's up. That's a good point. One time.
Starting point is 02:17:02 Four years. And then, oh, it was four, two, no, no, no. Oh, is that? I'm going to force my girl to do stand-up one time. Yeah. I'll be like, yeah, how was that? Yeah.
Starting point is 02:17:09 You enjoyed that? Yeah. Send her on tour, dog. Send her on tour. I'm going to. Nah, tour is tour, dude. Tour they might like too much. You can't have them enjoy
Starting point is 02:17:17 the good parts of this shit. No, no, no. The hustle. The hustle. No, no. On your own tour. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, you go on your own tour.
Starting point is 02:17:23 Yeah, you got to. You go perform at fucking Yuck Yucks on a Tuesday. See how that is. Yeah. No, I feel bad for Biden. And then also, like, if you're going to pronounce the name of, like, the Negro League, like, you better get it. You got to get that perfect.
Starting point is 02:17:35 Yeah, you got to really nail it. Yeah. It's like talking about the slut walk. Like, you can't slip up. I didn't even feel comfortable saying nag her. I did. You know what I mean? I'm going to give my girl a hard time.
Starting point is 02:17:50 Yeah, I'm not going to do anything else. I'm not going to say any other words. Nope. I'm going to make it difficult for them. Annoy her. Yeah, dude. 100%. Yeah. 100%.
Starting point is 02:18:00 I keep telling my girl, I'm like, yo, you got to work. You got to work. You got to work for a year minimum before we have kids. You sound like, you got to work. You got to work. You got to work for a year minimum before we have kids. You got to work. This is a conservatorship. You got to work, girl. Oh, I thought you meant I was. Keep paying these bills for the family.
Starting point is 02:18:17 Nah, I mean, like, you got to work, man. Because, like, if you want to not work, I don't want, I want you to know what you're missing. Or you're lucky enough to not work i don't want i want you to know what you're missing or you're lucky enough to not do yeah like i want you to have that experience go try it all i'm doing the same thing my girl i'm making her work in a coal mine make her work there yeah i'm putting her in a coal mine i'm going yeah this is what could be for you if you were like a peasant 1800s you might have to yeah fucking strike coal out of the Get that coal man I'm just saying There is There is a
Starting point is 02:18:47 There's There are women out there That Resent Their husbands After they have kids And that kind of shit Because they're like
Starting point is 02:18:55 You know I did I could have I could have been this Go see I want you to first see What it's like to do that And if you love it Then keep doing it
Starting point is 02:19:04 And we'll support it And we'll get help with the kids And all these other stuff And if you love it then keep doing it and we'll support it and we'll get help with the kids and all these other stuff and if you hate it and you want to take care of kids and also do your other business on the side etc i'll support that as well but i don't ever want to be the source of your resentment no like i took something away from you 100 i want to be your savior yeah i say remember how awful that job was remember when i saved you yeah remember i said you could just hang out all day and watch netflix yeah as long as you push a child out of your body just watch the shit i'm on yeah yeah just watch me yeah anyway okay uh anything else before we get out of here talk hypocrisy at the uh cop 26 conference which is the climate change conference
Starting point is 02:19:43 they set the record for CO2 emissions. Wow. Citing air travel as the main culprit. Yeah, I mean, it's so stupid. In 2019, they didn't have as many emissions as they did in this one specifically. Y'all can't do this over Zoom. I know you did it over Zoom during the pandemic. Just Zoom, man. What do you think is going to happen
Starting point is 02:19:59 when we meet up? Where was that little climate bitch? Was she there this year? Say what? They didn't she there this year? Who? Greta? Say what? They didn't invite her this year, huh? They didn't? She probably was annoying them about, I almost said nag too. She was probably annoying them about fucking,
Starting point is 02:20:12 you guys, we should really work to reduce the CO2 emissions. Hey, let's walk from meeting to meeting. They're like, throw that bitch out. She was trying to sail, right? She would sail everywhere. She was like, I'm going to sail to America in order to fucking whatever, whatever. That's the whitest shit.
Starting point is 02:20:27 A Viking sailing to America. Talking about fucking pollution. Nah, this is stupid ass shit, man. Shut up, little girl. Just cut up the glaciers. Yeah, are you pissed you didn't get invited? Yeah. You should have gone.
Starting point is 02:20:41 I should have gone to that shit. I literally could fix it. That's the Met Gala for politics That's what it is You just go there you fucking fly your private jet you pretend you make a bunch of speeches about how you want to change Things you ain't changing nothing. There's a few of these types of like charity events that they do that at God What was the other one? There's one in like Europe the g20. No, it's not even political They're like it's for just those people Davos
Starting point is 02:21:02 Davos and there's another ones like a rich like it's almost like a party and they act like it's not even political. They're like, it's for just rich people. Davos. Davos. And there's another one. It's like a rich, like it's almost like a party and they act like it's, oh, let's raise money for charity or awareness. Amfar. Yeah. That's it. That's the biggest, that's the biggest rich people hustle is let's spend $4,000 per plate for charity. And that money ain't going nowhere except next year's fundraiser.
Starting point is 02:21:18 Yeah. Fucking unbelievable. Guys, this has been an episode of Flagrant 2. Thank y'all so much for listening. We will see you on Patreon this Fridayiday patreon.com slash flagrant 2 uh we love y'all we appreciate y'all and we'll see you soon

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