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day Lee's I I've got blinding thighs. There's dew in magic between my plump thighs. That is courtesy a C W G v O. I don't know if that's supposed to like make a sound or if those are just initials for something. I don't know, but I appreciate you on the discord. Plump tighs. Plump, Yeah, I've got like some I talked about having strong thighs once and then it became a thing and I kind of leaned into it.

But they're also very white, like they're pale. They've never they've never been graced by the son I grew up at a time when like shorts reached below the knee, and but now it's skies out, thighs out. Jack, You're like an impressionist painting it just like an old what A bought a chilly type. I'm like a roth code where the there's just a line of bright, blinding cover in the middle of like an otherwise pretty pale I

want to throw soup on you already. Yes, well, I'm thrilled to be joined by a very special guest co host at Townsend stand up comedian, journalist, activists you know from places like Al Jazeera at MSNBC, the Young Turk from the podcast The Situation Room. It's Francesca Fiorentina, a K A frand favorite, a K A frantastic day, a milk, milk lemonade round the corner, more milk is made, a K A part mother. That's actually the one that's a song anyway. Um, so good to be here, so good

to have you. You're part timing it. Good for you. I mean that's really the dream. I mean, sadly, I think the dream is to be a divorced parent because then you only you truly only have half the responsibilities. Yeah, yeah, absolutely, that's the amount of child I think everyone should have. Yeah, and you're are you comfortable with me letting people know that we what why we delayed for like thirty seconds?

Of course, yeah, you're I just said milk, milk, lemonade, round the corner, more milk, more milk is made, and you were making more milk. I don't know. I just don't want you know. Our listeners are perverts, so I don't know. I don't know what they're gonna not just the listeners. Thrilled to be joined inner third seat by one of our favorite guests, a true pervert, an actor, comedian. You know him from his podcast him Mighty the Action Boys,

which is one of my favorite podcast doing it. You've seen him in movies like Game Over, Man, Bombshell, and on shows like One Places The Party Before You Die, which everyone should go find right now, I'm watching. It's John Gabriel. Oh, it's me John Gabriel, a k a. Uncle meat Man. Uh. That name brought to you by my ex ox handle God Uncle meat Man, Uncle met Man. Yeah,

I don't know where that came from. I think I wanted to go with meat Man and they said it was taken, so I was like, oh, let me throw uncle in front. That was like the runner up name

to like the Baba Duke film. It was like, it's either Uncle meat Man or Babad which one's scarier, but at the same time, like the thing you run in to when you're online gaming is like annoying kids who like think they're better than you, and this is a name that should get them all to just run the other way a little bit strategically and keeping with the pattern. Even better than a part time mother, by the way, is a full time uncle you get. Let me just

say even less responsibility. Yeah exactly. I am the uncle meat Man to a number of young children in the New York New Jersey region and I miss I miss them dearly. But I got to go around the corner of pump. The uncle has to pump as well. A lot of people we don't want to is what that even means. But yeah, no, I appreciate the delay for the pumping. It's crazy the pumping game has changed. I was at a restaurant away from my kid for like

forty eight hours and asked longs, yeah exactly. Um it was it was like the menu on Netflix was many, many courses, and I didn't finish it because I got bored. Um but but no, and I was led into like I finally was able to pump in the office of the restaurant, and like four women were who worked there were so like like gracious and oh, of course it doesn't matter. And I was like, I also like dripped a little bit on your paperwork, you know, like they

were super cool about it. And I feel like in you know, back in the eighties, like when my mom was having when I was born, like there was no pumping. You didn't pump. Actually it was like why don't you dry nest lee nest making pure pure formula. I found out I had allergies and all and asthma growing up. So my mom smoked while she was pregnant with me. I'm forty one, you know, and I guess it's stunt in my growth to make me only six ft three three pounds. God knows what I what kind of freak.

I wouldn't be on podcast. I'd be at like a Coney Island. Did shoot pain that she did that for your own good? Then yes, thank you, mom for thank you for smoking A little A little lesser known movie like this guy'st of control. Whatever's going on in here is this guy's out of control. We need to we need to slow things down. So she smoked smoked a couple of Virginia slims. I don't know. My goal is to breastfeed until the child doesn't have the eggs ama

of her father. If you guys know Matt Lee, Matt Lee, you might know something about him. He's he is a covered in em just a just a he's exomatic. His life is hell, it's it's it, it's pain. And so his mom thinks that he didn't breastfeed. I mean everyone, it's always blamed the mom, right, It's always like, well you didn't breaste you know, what did you do? But so that's my goal is just sort of like keep breastfeeding her and if if she got eggs amo, her

life is pain. Just blame your dad. Don't blame me. Yeah, I blame Nesli, by the way, I don't blame mom. I blame yeah. Whatever whatever was happening in the media at that time where they were like breast milk what it's the seventies, babe, it's the couture. Yeah, all right, we are going to get to know you a little bit.

Better in a moment gave Riels. First, we're gonna tell our listeners some of the news that we're talking about, a k stories I'm pretending to care and think about while the NBA trade deadline is actually completely occupying my brain and my phone. Insane trade trade deadline, dude, it's fucking wild man. Between that the big game to the big Games, has so much stuff to be dealing with this weekend, it's hard. Yes, give us a moment, give

us space to hold this moment. Yes, but we're gonna talk about the COVID vaccine is becoming a product like everything else because Biden has ended the COVID state of emergency, so now it's just gonna be a product. And we're starting to get celebrity COVID vaccine commercials. So we'll review some of the early ones of that, and then we're gonna get into the big game. Folks. I know you've all been waiting for us to talk about it. Banama, banama.

That's all I know? Is that today? Or is that Okay? Sorry, that's my only contribution to this super Ball Monday. It's like cyber Monday, and just watch the game on your like U phone the next day. Yeah, I'm sure there's they're going to have all three sixty five days like locked down with some sort of shopping holiday by the time, Like we're this episode airs by the time this comes out tomorrow. But we're gonna talking about the fact that there are no crypto ads at this year's Super Bowl.

Who big big change from last year that Avocados from Mexico was trying to do something with chet GPT. But so yeah, all of that plenty more. But first gamers, we like to ask our guests, what is something from your search history that's revealing about who you? Oh? Interesting, Okay, here is something that is for my most recent and I'm I'm just going pure earnest here. My most recent search is minimalist shoes for heavy person. WHOA. So I'm

a big fan of flat bottom shoes. When I switched from like actual cushy sneakers to more like minimalist uh no drop shoes while going to the gym, back pain that I had went away. So I kind of got hooked on like these minimal issues, but they're not ideal for like stomping around if you are sixty plus pounds overweight. So I was trying to see if there's anything that exists like in an ideal. So I've gotten a few set, I've gotten a few orders and these are going back.

These Vivo barefoots are a little too big. I've been trying. So I'm at that, you know, forty one year old, uh no child, no, uh no responsibility, like let me find the perfect shoe for myself. And I've just been more or less become like a drop shipping unit here where I just try something on and then I have to bring it to you, Pia, I'm losing money on like just man, I mean, these are the thing, first of all, never heard of minimal issues. And I love

that idea because it's true. There's a lot of heel on shoes. There's a lot of bullshit, a lot of cushion, which kind of puts you in like a weird spot. And if you are like a big heel on the shoe, like and you're walking or running and your landing heel first because you're so protected by the heel, that's not ideal mechanics. Allegedly, this is what I my minor research as my I listen to one episode of Joe Rogan

and I think I've sorted it all up. So do like our Chuck Taylor's minimal issues, because this hurt the ship out of my feet. They they're so flat, They're so flat, they are so flat. You could do better than that, like something that fits your foot a little better. But Chuck Taylor's I first like learned my love of flat bottom shoes with Chuck Taylors and power lifting, a sport I used to compete in. You kind of want

flat bottom or slight lift in the heel. You don't want like a lot of cushion when you have loads, when you have loads on your back. God, how many times have I said that in my life? You don't want a lot of cushion if you're getting a load on your back. Get those pillows out of there. You don't want cushions around when you have a bunch of looks when you're taking a load. But so I got into Chuck Taylor's that way. Now my my go to are these like new balanced Minimus they made with like

vibram bottom. See like there's like not a lot to the shoe there. Oh yeah, oh yeah, those are like the oreo thins of shoes, Like you just squished down your shoe and it was like I've not just date the whole thing, just took it down in one bite. I just know that all those shoes that are like all birds are like rath these they're so expensive, they're like three. I mean, those are ones that are I don't know, they're made out of like knit, you know, I don't know what the fun they're made up st um.

But my question is when do we all just realize that like orthopedic shoes that senior citizens wear are actually comfortable as ship and we should just wear them like

the ones with like the and like norm core. It becomes kind of in style, it becomes like part of everything, you know, the ones that like the really big scene around and they're always like gray or you know, right, we should be wearing what whatever is most comfortable for you, for people to be able to walk in and not hurt themselves and have like not we should excuse I know so many fashion heads. We should just excuse. You should be allowed to wear whatever you want from the

ankles down, no matter what the rest of your body. Like, I hate that. Let's go with waste down past pandemic. It's wait, I mean post. Don't drag me over just because the whole world acts like it is. It's not over, and you can't say it is. Another comment you're getting is shut shut up about the pandemic. It's been over for three years, Like it doesn't matter. It's just like

the world is split malf you know. Yeah, I feel like gen Z has sort of kind of moved moved in the direction of the orthopedic sneaker, the like really chunky s sneaker. Hoka is like they're wearing like nurse shoes, Like yeah, that's the nurse shoes. And they're also bell bottoms are coming back. It was like a rainy day and I watched this like gen Z or just trudge

around soaked bottom of their pants. If I talked about do you guys remember like I don't know when you went to high school, but just remember when it would rain and your jeans would be soaked and that was just your day, Like you would just be wet all the time. My pants were so big that like but like the bottom third of them could disintegrate and it would still be fine. But yeah, it was. It was

a mess. But I went Yeah, I went to high school in the mid to late nineties, and I had my fucking baggy jeans and one more layer to it. I had one pair of jeans like my friends, we're gonna buy me a second pair, So the bottom got wet and muddy on Monday, it was brown on Tuesday through Friday at school, like sucks. I only have one pair of Jenkos and wearing them every day. It's just

like snow. Your jeans are like progressively getting dirtier and dirtier. Yeah, yeah, especially if you live on the East Coast, the salt on the street pants. Yeah if I if I, if you wore snow boots, you would get absolutely roasted. So the best you could do is Tim's. And of course I'm I'm poor. I grew up poor. I'm I'm still pretty poor, but better than it was just a kid. I make more money than my parents doing way less work,

which I guess is honorable. Um. But I would wear like my knockoff non waterproof tims from pay Less shoe source, and it would be like immediately socks wet in school and I'm like, everyone's like, why are your shoes? So I'm like, no, they're fine, man, They're perfect for the snow. I think the real next level of gen Z thing to adopt from the elderly is those like the body

air bags. Where have you seen those? Where like you fall over and like an air bag explodes around your body, like the big wave surfers at Nazaret where they made these like special wet suits that can like detect like a crush. Yeah, and it inflates in a few different spots to protect you and keep you afloat. I want to just be able to take a nap onmit, like whenever I want just a spontaneous nap, just go to sleep while walking down the street. That'd be awesome. It's

all exclusively for narcalypse. I can't wait till they make like an inhaler that puts you asleep for like you pick the amount of hours, you know what I mean. You're just like you get like the asthma Michael Jackson brandher right, take a rip of whatever it is and just three hours, thank you. And I was thinking about that because they do have like insulin pumps and all these various you know, medical equipment that you can have

installed that put various medications into your bloodstream. Like it's we have to be you know again, by the time this episode publishes, like rich people are going to get those, and they'll just be like all purpose, like whatever your blood, whatever you want in your blood chemistry, like you can do. They'll be like botox installations. You can have that like

reinflate your cheeks at night while you see. Yeah, I want to get a THC port just just be able to put a vape cart right in my fucking heart, just right, just put one THC pellet in and be half stoned all day long so I can process the fucking There aren't enough ports. There aren't enough things that are delivered via port just recreationally. Absolutely, when my mom is a cancer survivor and when we were younger, you know, you get a port installed to make the chemo easier.

And to me, as I was like, I wasn't a kid, I was like nineteen or so when my mom was going through it, and I could not wrap my head around the idea of like you're getting like a device added to you temper like crazier than any other thing I could imagine. It's like, honestly, the easiest way to do this is to build a hole in your body that we can have access to and I was just like, to this day, I find that so intrigued. We're going to turn you into one of the batteries from the

Matrix medicine. Yeah, sorry, you know kung fu. Now my bad. You still have States four breast cancer. But you do know win chun. So hopefully it'll be okay. Uh, let's take a quick break, we'll come back. We'll do some overrated underrated and we're back. And Gabriel, what's something you think is overrated? Right now? I'm angry and uh furious with the the food delivery apps. I know this is some like first world problem ship, but it's disgusting. Man.

It's like all those like Intermediate. It's just like the store gets sucked over, the customer gets sucked over, and like shareholders across like uh the world make money and the drivers don't make money. The customer overpays and the restaurant doesn't see as much profit. It's like it's a

fucking nightmare, but it just harnesses our lazy entergy. You and I consider myself like you know, a labor guy work, but it's it's so hard not to just click click click, and then like my food is here, but I feel like service has gotten worse and more expensive in almost every facet of society. But I feel like this these digital realms, I'm I see it even more. I feel like food delivery, rideshare and all that ship has just gotten more expensive and worse. Like they got the trojan

horse of getting us hooked on it. It's like the price of meth just went up, you know exactly. They hide the labor and human interaction behind the app and called and it's called friction. They're like, that's that's friction, and people inherently want to avoid that, and so we're gonna hide it from them and like keep it and that will enable us to like treat our employees more like ship like because nobody has to like see that.

But yeah, it is really it feels like this extract like capitalism has become this extractive force where it's just like a couple big companies like on the coasts are just like going around and just you know, sucking up

all the value out of all of these communities. And yeah, and it's and it's sort of an agreement because I feel like, if you are a restaurant and you want to go back to like or you want to hire, you are able to hire a delivery person or a couple or whatever that whether it's Yelp or it's Google, they're hiding your phone number, so it's not easy to find the phone number of restaurants if you actually want to directly call them. It's you're gonna be given Okay,

it's is it uber eats, is it doored ashes? You can order via Google? And so that's like an entire consensus, for lack of a better term, because I'm sure it's worked out with whatever, you know, Google Ads or revenue streams. So they're all sort of working in cahoots against both again, the restaurant, the delivery person, and you. And then you feel like the asshole because it's like, well, do you

want to add a tip on top? And you're like yeah, but there's already like fifteen dollars of fees and I but I don't want to be an asshole, and I know this person is doing me in massive favor. And the second thing I'm gonna say is like, I want ranking, Like I want to know there needs to be more transparency. What's the worst one to work for? What's the best one to work for is instant cart the same as as you know, door dash or is it a little bit better? Like as a consumer, I feel like I

want to know that. I want to know from the driver's perspective. Is that what you're saying, Frances, because that's what I want. I want the driver to be. Like grubhub gives us the most tip, I'm like, then I'll only use grub Like right, tell me what it is. But we need some funk And this is like what we unfortunately need in like eleven different facets of society. But we need some sort of you know, uh, magnanimous

person to build a app that is for delivery. And it's like it's ads supporting or something like you have to watch and you have to commit to be like I'll watch you one minute. Add to order food from this where they don't take fees from restaurant or fees from the driver or if someone came out, it's like, look, the least we could run this business on is one

percent from the restaurant, one percent from the driver. I'd be like, tell me that, because someone come along and I think there is an entire lane being avoided of like slightly less evil versions of evil companies, Like I think you could, like I think you could get a whole bunch of good hearted people with extra money in their pockets to go, like, well, it's just slightly easier if I use this car, so that's slightly better for the driver. If I use this car service, I'm in, like,

I'll just use that in perpetuity. I think there needs to be a few we need to like start some ship like that where it's like something that you know. And maybe I'm just saying this because I want guilt free laziness just like embarrassing, but I do, and I'll pay more for it, especially if that more goes to

a person and not a grub hub shareholder or whatever. Yeah, but we absolutely need Craig from Craigslist to like build a website where you can get the rankings of like just like here's what people who actually work for this say. And there are no sponsors of this website, so you just you know, we'll take a small percentage from your order or something something I don't I don't know why. I'm now like trying to make the business model work well.

And I would say even on a smaller scale, if I would open a pizzeria in l A or any major city, I would have advertising that's like, we're not on apps, call us delivery is this much plus tip, like no hidden service fees, no corporation get money, just me, Vincenzo and whoever my driver is, you know, like and also having a regular driver for the restaurant really helps

when there's like a small issue. But when there's like an issue and someone's like, sorry, man, I'm already I already got five different meals in my back seat getting cold that I gotta drop off elsewhere, it's like it's well, that's the last thing. I mean, this is the first world problem. But man, ordering fast food and I like, I'm a fucking bougie motherfucker, like I do not. I don't eat like Jack in the Box or McDonald's. And my fast food is like a chicken sandwich from whatever,

some like non chain place whatever. What I'm saying is sandwiches like that kind of fast food or burgers always end up cold. You order fries on delivery, they are gonna be cold, and it sucks. It's so, you know, how do you reheat fast food? Guess the answer is you can't. You can't reheat fast food. You try, I try in the toaster of sandwiches. Yah, sandwiches are a problem. Fries. I feel like the air fryer has solved a big problem,

like having a phone. We need to get you an air fry Well, then you're not as bogie as you say you are. There, I guess air fryer. The fries in the air fryer. But you can't just stick a sandwich in there, you know, with like lettuce and tomato sandwiches. Too many temperatures at play. Yeah, but anyway is what is something you think is underrated? What's underrated is just smoking flower, just smoking grass, smoking actual weed. No infusions, no diamonds, no th h And I'm a fan of

all that ship. But there's something pure about just having a manta pucciano versus like a twelve different ingredient cocktail, Like the idea of like someone put the energy into growing this flower and to making a top shelf, and then you grind it, concentrate it, slip it, flap it, fuck it, jam it into some you know, a banana flavored fucking paper or whatever. All that jazz that happens, all fun and games, but I think I've I think one part I'm saying this is because I fucking blown

my tolerance out, my asshole. I can like can't afford to be a stoner anymore. And there's something like I got into weed because it was like it's natural, man, And now I'm smoking, like this is the distillation combined, you know, and it's like I'm getting a little outside of natural. Now I get a little more science. It's not this is not the weed that whenever you talk about like Willie Nelson smokes weed and is still like,

you know, live forever. It's like he's not smoking like twelve different infusions on top and like and so in my head it's I've been trying to do that with food too, you know, going back to more like whole foods. Like the thing you're eating, the ingredient is the name of it, Like, oh, I'm having chicken, what's in it?

It's chicken? Chicken going down. I haven't look, I haven't gotten high, and maybe two years however, I will no God, I it's well, also, yeah, my partner is sober, and my partner we're talking about that later is sober, and so I just don't want to be the only one high, you know, in the house, unless you know when the baby can get high, then we won't hang. But I love flowers. There's no high like just good flowers. That's it.

I am so convinced of this fact. Well, the fucking shatter and what's the other one, the dabs and all the things that get you too high. I'm someone who doesn't have a high tolerance with two or three hits of really good flower. And I'm not talking about vaping, and I'm not talking about I mean, yeah, I'll smoke, not a split, like I don't want it with tobacco, But just straight flower is so beautiful. It's just perfect.

It's a perfect sucking high. Yeah, when I I I am sober, and but when I was smoking weed, I I don't think any of those things existed, and the flower would get me way too high, really, like, oh my god, everyone hates me. Well, that wasn't the flower, that was your personality exactly. I wouldn't for that jacket. Yeah, it wasn't just in my head. Everyone sometimes you are right, But yeah, I feel like Willie Nelson was smoking some ship that was like grown on a farm in Kentucky

that was defended by those sharp sticks with poop on them. Yeah, like that just like the real Yeah, well like you like when you I went to like New Zealand for a few weeks once with my wife and like nothing is labeled organic there, and like a kiwi was like told us. It's like, oh, nothing's organic. Everything's organic, so we don't have to write it. And it's just like, oh, it's a get Like that's a possible world where it's like, oh, the default is the safest way that everything has grown

and processed and ship the kiwi. Wait was it a fruit kiwi or a person kiwi? It was a fruit kiwi that was talking to me, but they were from New Zealand, so technically it was a kiwi kiwi. Yeah. It's like a delicacy there to like get something that's like grown in it, like the American version, Like they're uber healthier, Like I have a section of the like these are from farm cows. They're depressed and the meat is bad, and it's like oh, just like the American

it's like eating like flag Rod. It's like the animals treated so poorly the food taste better. Like yeah, alright, let's talk about celebrity COVID vaccine commercials. Finally, Yes, I've been waiting for them. I mean, there were definitely the p s A s with celebrities, you know, warning people about COVID. All fine, but yeah, we're we're entering a new era where, you know, Biden has ended the COVID

state of emergency. Soon, the government won't provide vaccines for free to the public, so the drug companies will almost certainly be jacking up the price, you know, putting them on the free market. Maderna will reportedly raise the price of their vaccine to as much as one hundred and thirty dollars a dose, up from six the government was paying. And yeah, which is a fucking huge bomber. That's yeah awful. I don't like my initial instinct is like, well, then

now no one's going to be vaccinated. On the other hand, I think I forget where I heard this observation. It might have just been like a stand up thing or something. But the the idea that like people were so skeptical about the vaccine because it was being given away for free, like, and that wasn't a stand up. That was like, you know, right wingers on TikTok. We're being like, so this is free? How come healthcare is not free? And you're like, you

got it, you got you got it? There, circling, circling, Yeah, but no, for sure it was sus in this country. How sad is our fucking country that it was sus that something during a national health crisis was actually freely available? Right? Yeah? Is like if if there's lines for it and it's being given away for free, that's like that is serving like food pantry. Whereas if it's their alignes for it and you're overcharging me, that like gives me hot new

brunch spot. I want the Supreme vaccination, like I want the meat all that has the little red sticker on it fair Fax for it. You want this to be like boarding an airplane, you know, there needs to be like different tiers. I'm not gonna do anything or get anything unless I feel better than someone else for getting it. No, no one's gonna get it, Jack. I think your instinct is correct. I think no one's gonna pay certainly not

a hundred and thirty dollars. But once again, this is cost prohibitive, just like so many things in our medical system are. I mean It's very tough because this is the week where, you know, Joe Biden on a national stage, you know, rightfully says we're happing the cost of insulin and it's been long overdue. When we're going to cap it it what was it thirty five, which I still think is really expensive, but like you know, on it,

you know, everyone heard him say that. And then with the other hand, they're taking away a free COVID nineteen vaccine that my god, we fucking paid for. Like this is these are our taxpayer dial dollars that went to the innovation and the engineering around the COVID vaccine. Yeah, like Dolly Parton fucking donated money to get it popping off. And now they're gonna get to raise the prices. That's so fucking whack. That's like, that's the business is broken.

It's like, alright, guys, everyone pooling the money. I'm gonna buy us some pizza. Alright, great, I got pizza. Hey, we have about ten pizzas left. I'm selling them for eight dollars of slice. Wait, no, no, no, I was. I threw down the original money for the pizza. I just don't need any more pizza because I've already had my two slices and to booster slices, and it's like, well, well, if anyone else wants a slice, they gotta pay eight dollars.

So I'm like, but if anyone's coming this late, we should be happy that they we have the pizza that they want in this moment. But it's ignored that these massive corporations are subsidized by taxpayer dollars and given tax breaks, and you know, so like that just that doesn't get reported in the same way that there's like never going to be a website that tells you which of these

food delivery services like mysteries they're employees the most. And let's be real, like a hundred thirty dollars, like now that if it's a market price, the fair market price, you guys think that the COVID nineteen vaccine is worth a d No, definitely not. How many breakthrough cases have there been, Like without being an antivactor, we can safely say these vaccines are good. They're not going to protect you, so you're gonna need to lower that that price for sure.

It well, also we're talking about it from the standpoint of fightser ads, right, Yeah, and they're gonna be a Super Bowl ad. So how much does that cost a Super Bowl ad? For all the talent, the directors, that the the media, by all the production costs, that is insanely expensive. Not to mention, every single pharmaceutical agency has its own in house advertising and marketing, which is a whole another slew of money to advertise medicine to us.

Things that are imagine a company that had water had a ten million dollar a year water advertising budget to try to sell water. But I mean this is true, but we need medicine, that we need medicine to live and they and this is the ship where I get like really stressed about stuff is because like police departments have PR department. Yea l a p D has like forty employees that aren't cops that work in marketing and PR.

That's an egregious misuse of our money. You see their viral video on May the fourth when they like like got R two D two in a video where he like blessed the like one of the L A p D like sky hunter killer drones like came by and like shocked it with like a little thing. Didn't make any sense, but they like you know, spend a bunch of money to be like, hey, kids, check this ship out. Now, I do wanna like we we haven't described the ad yet. We're saying that people aren't going to get the vaccine,

but you shouldn't work that. This ad is pretty cool and has a very straightforward, coherent message. So it stars Martha Stewart for some reason. She's wielding a giant katana sword and she's talking about the unwanted guests that is

COVID nineteen. Then she's slicing a pineapple with the katanas sword, shows a band aid on her arm, at which point the slogan got booster in the got milk funt shows up on the like it's truly just like brain, just random brains firing off in a vat of just like yeah, no coherent of like pharma ads and and look, I know a lot of comics. We wouldn't necessarily want to work for a farmer company, but we also need money. We could write you a better fucking ad than this.

Just hire us, right, I don't know, this is pretty good. You you have to be on some next level like that. This is the product of dabs and shatter, Yes, and I Martha Stewart pineapple, although isn't like pineapple. It's like what I was talking about yesterday, how like nine eleven is like catnip for liars, Like liars just all naturally gravitate towards nine eleven. I feel like pineapples are like cat nip for like hack comedy writers like, isn't that

like a thing? Pineapple? Yeah? Don't. Isn't that like the number one improv at improv people like pineapple? It's also the uh sign you're in the swinger community. If you put his apple on your door door on a cruise or whatever, that means like give a knock and let's fuck. Oh you gotta pack a whole lass pineapple for the cruise. I think I mean more like a pineapple magmat or sticker or something. I don't. I don't think you hang a full pineapple get stopped at customs. Oh sorry, you're

allowed to have this. If you're willing to let someone fuck your wife on this cruise, Thank you, sir. You get one more carry on for that. Uh. First of all, I I like that Martha Stewart is in this That's the only part I like about it. But that's because I think she might be a prison abolitionist after serving time in prison. Now, why weren't there celebrity covid ads when we were just trying to get people to take it for free? Oh, because now they're gonna push it

and try to make money. We needed these fucking ads like three years ago. We needed celebrities pushing this ship a while ago, but none of them would because they were ready to turn off the fucking buying audience. Right, we didn't have the budget for it, right. I feel like there were some p s A s. But yeah, I don't think they had big celebrities at the at the forefront. No, And and the celebrities are a little weird.

I mean there's Michael Phelps, which I'm like, you probably don't want a dude who like is maybe like a frog person like selling your vaccine to you know, like he has he has like little flippers on his feet, and like the antivactors already think that this turns you into like, you know, frog. You know what I want to say, like a reptile mutant. Yet vaccine exactly exact into it, be like hell, yeah it does give you,

it does cause mutations. I got a sample of the Fiser vaccine right before the Olympics, and I want eight. But see that would actually be funny because that would be self aware. Of course, they like Fiser and Maderna. Like if you actually wanted to roll on the A campaign, you don't use celebrities. Why because anti actors hate celebrities because they live in Hollywood and their woke and you know, no, you want some random red state mega voter who was like my dad died or you know, I was on

life support. I was, I was in the i c U and now I will get a vaccination and I need to protect me and my family. Like that's what you really want. This has to be And this is an interesting sort of point, right, Like when you have nonprofits that are doing this kind of work and who are partnering with the government, you might get ads that are like this is your brain on drugs, you know, or like this is your you know, like where the

drunk driving ads? You know where it's like some awful like you know, four year old kid dies in a terrible car accident and you have like the photos of their third birthday, you know all that. But that stuff works, right. What doesn't work necessary is some dumb celebrity hawking the boot the vaccine that's not actually gonna work. So do you know what I'm saying? You gotta scare people, right, yeah, but you fear use the stick, not the carrot, asshole exactly.

It just feels crazy because this ad means that Visor shareholders and Visor execs are gonna get rich. Three Hollywood, three rich people are gonna get slightly richer. Quest Love, Martha Stewart, Michael Phelips, and whoever else is in the pink. These people are all gonna get slightly richer. Is it gonna get anyone to turn to the vaccine now that you gotta pay for it? I fucking doubt it. I feel like, if you wanted the vaccine, you got it.

If you're like, if you're a parent and you and your kid becomes the age that they can get a vaccine, you're gonna get it for them. But I feel like some parents might not get a hundred and thirty dollar vaccine for their newly five year old child or whatever, like and and do they have to pay like going forward, if like a kid becomes vaccine age, do they have

to pay full price? That's fucking bananas. What's gonna cause us who wanted to this, like we we First of all, the program should have been you get a hundred and thirty dollars if you get vaccinated. Yes, yes, you get a hundred dollar fucking target gift card like playing with

someone and and everyone. Honestly, if they said you get a hundred dollars to get vaccinated, I guarantee, like you know, we would have an uptick of like eight percent of people who are like I know, I fucking I know, I was outside of a fucking uh drag Queen story hour with a fucking you know, paintball mask on earl here and an a R fifteen. But I think I'm gonna go get my I'm gonna go get the shot now because I can make a hundo money fucking walks dude.

But again, it's all these ideas that work in a direction that like I a lot of times to talk about the American populist and like America as it functions as like a human body, and like the idea of sending money from corporations or from the government downward two people, which like happened once during the pandemic, like that is something that the United States is allergic to and when they did that once, the fucking media flipped out. And it's not that the people are like themselves not for it.

It's just that the entire you know, corporate media, infrastructure and all of that just resisted at every turn to the point that it just like goes away. Industry industry still piste off about it because they basically blame those stipends. What were they called, Why am I blanking on them? Um? Stimulus? The stimulus, thank you. They blame the stimulus for the fact that labor has too much power right now. They're like, oh, they got all upity because you gave the money so

they could eat food. And what what happens when people eat food is they want to start getting paid fifteen dollars an hour, you know, like I'm saying, like the neoliberal economists are like, never do that again. That's what they're basically more. Yeah, exactly, thanks a lot. Now we have inflations, Like that's why we have inflations, inflation because the corporations decided to raise money and like have record profits.

Like if fighter's end goal really was to get more people vaccinated with their ad not to make more money. If their end goal was truly needles in arms, they could have taken the entire budget of this commercial and the media by divided that by how many people are unvaccinated, instead of you're unvaccinated and come in for a vaccine, we will give you eighty eight dollars and like, you know, maybe something less racist, eighty nine dollars and when you you come, you get you get your shot, you get

your money. Fightser ends up upping the percentage of people who are vaccinating this country by a not small amount. And and all this ship always pisses like and I'm sorry if I'm gonna get on a comedy thing here, But giving Dave Chappelle eighty million dollars to do Netflix specials, you could give a hundred and sixty comics half a million dollars. As a matter of fact, a quarter million

dollars would be an amazing payment for a comic. So you could give three hundred and twenty comics enough money to change their life and help them, like focus on something, and you get three hundred and twenty comedy specials if one percent of them hit, if you know, three point two hit, that's more than Dave Chappelle put out and maybe you grabble by casting a wider net, you grab a whole bunch of fans, and who knows, maybe some of those three hundred twenty comics are trans or Asian

or women or black or something, and we are. And that's an insane infusion into the world, you know what I mean, Like just giving giving two hundred honestly a hundred grand. Now you take it sixty million, eight millions. Divided by a hundred grand, you've got like eight thousand people get or eight hundred people getting comedy. So don't

get me started, dude. And and like this TI into the pandemic because you know, in like countries like Germany, artists were paid freelancers were paid during the pandemic because of lost work, you know, so they were compensated for that.

And then more broadly, I did I wrote about like what if we had socialism, what if we had comedy under socialism, and how amazing that would be and how much people could actually like live by their you know, art, and like Germany pays like twenty five dollars per person for art and a year. I know it doesn't sound like a lot, but I think it but it's but it's around there, maybe fifty a person per year the United States per person on art, like publicly funded art.

So it's this or like what no, no, no, what we funds and like funds and grants on artwork on like non corporate Hollywood nothing, just like our infusion. Basically what Republicans have tried to get rid of forever, right, which is the National Endowments for the Art is how much does the National Endowment for the Arts per person give and every single year And it's something it's maybe cents,

and then I should know this. But then in like countries like Germany, it's person and people wonder why, right, I even wondered, like why does Munich, Like why why do all like the cool artists decided to like go live in Munich, German? Or like why do they have like this cool scene? And oh, because because it's invested,

they give a about it. They're like, it's funny because in this country we don't give a shoot about artists or blue collar people or like insert insert a career that you think, like all America really gives you about is already rich people like and that's like that's like so corny that's such dick riding bullshit. But yeah, I

do think the people aren't. It's not necessarily like the people so much as it's just the system that's been ace for so long that is like gotta gotta open big, like everybody's gonna go see Avatar like that, you know, Like it's just the media is the central nervous system of this nation, and it just doesn't anything that isn't like anything that would lead somebody to the conclusion that we should be investing in artists the way Germany is

just doesn't take. It just doesn't break into the messaging system, and it just for for all intensive purposes doesn't exist because it doesn't make anybody richer exactly that is currently rich. There's no cultural enrichment like cultural enrichment in this country is is conflated with money, which is and it's really fucked up because it makes It's sort of the adage of like, well, if the Bachelorette weren't popular, than no

one would like no one. It's popular because people watch it, and it's like, I actually fundamentally disagree with that ship. I think it's popular because that's it's the slop we're being fed. We're being fed. Better slap, we're being fed meals. We eat the meals. You know what I'm saying, Like and but but it's definitely in this country we have like no, no no, no, but but it but it, but it made the most money, you had the most eyeballs, therefore it is the best. And it's like, no, no no, no,

let's break. Let's break that. Like Chappelle got eighty million dollars or whatever it was just to do anti trans monologueing. That's it. Yeah, well, we need to take a break and we'll come back and talk about what we have instead of cultural Richmond. Maybe the best example of what we're talking about just something that everyone watches because everyone

watches it, and that's the big game. We'll be right back and we're back and yeah, and the context of the conversation, we're just having the super ful and in the context of like just everything the state of professional football where people die get injured, you know, die on the field and are brought back to life and then everyone's like, oh, we're good because they when he woke up, he asked if his team won, and then like the other big draw of the Super Bowl is the ads

it's so humbling, it's so dark. It feels like we're cheering for commercials. We're like so excited to be sold stuff. It's like it's we're all like a super Bowl is just a big clusterfuck tag sail and we're like and I have forty people over my house to watch it every year. It's like holy ship. It is such a dark crystallization and it came from like a good place where it's like peak competition. We you know this is good for us, and get some steam, blow some steam off.

We don't have to fight each other in the streets because we could say fuck Philly or whatever. But now now it's becomes so fucking crazy. People are people are

like literally only dying. Not to mention like the fucking butterfly effect of what happens to players post playing in the NFL, But like we are still going ahead with this, like uh we we we we take our shoes off to get on planes because like, I know, that's someone something people say all the time because one time a guy like had a shoe bomb on No one time, not just one time. People have died played football or paralyzed,

and we have not changed. We're like we go, all right, we asked them if they're can cuss now when we make them wait seven days before they sacrifice their body for for us again, and any instance like this because they activate like the money right wing people who are like they're getting football players make a fortune. They can

fucking deal with whatever. And it's like football players make good money, but it pales a good parison to owners, people who sell the ads, like the people who build the stadiums, the people like all that ship is where the old money is. Yes, if a player is making ten million, If if a team is willing to make pay a player ten million dollars, imagine how much money

they get from that. Like when you hear the Friends, all the Friends cast all got paid a million dollars in episode, while I guarantee NBC was making way more than six billion dollars in episode. No one will lose money,

like no executive will choose. You just can't but the idea that it's like, if if this quarterback is getting paid twenty million dollars, we need to make at least twenty one million dollars to say, sold ticket prices go up, advertising sales go through the roof everyone's got fucking Gillette on their helmet or whatever. You know what I mean, Like the ship is we bury ourselves, like we put ourselves in the hole to begin with. Sorry, this is just coming from a guy who's like eleven Super Bowl

boxes and fingers a cross. Something happens for me and I finally afford Cobra Health insurance this year. No, I think that's a really good point. I mean, I appreciate it just because my analysis of football is effectively that. Just like I tried to watch try to watch the Niners Eagles game because I'm from the Bay and I turned it on for a second and I was like, oh wait, I fucking hate football because it's just ads. I can't deal with this. I would like to just

see the plays. I don't want to see the ads. And also it's insanely violent. I mean, football is, it's not gonna end. It's only gonna get worse and worse and worse until you're like, oh, it turns out there was like you know, like like some kind of I don't know, fucking underground ring of trading cheerleaders or some ship like something disgusting to keep going like because you know,

You've got so much from Detective Carcosa. We went to we went to Jerry Jones's ranch and yeah, yeah, you know, we juice on like baby toes or something like, I don't know what what what is it gonna be, but it'll keep on going and going and going. Goodell will be They're the whole fucking time. He's still gonna be there, not not going anywhere. But I do think you could to to two suggestions for how to change football. One bring back to touch, not bring back start the two

two touch tag touch. They did that at the Pro Bowl. Actually they did flag football and the players were like that was actually really fun, really and I didn't feel like, yeah, yeah they did something with two hand touches and like yeah that that is absurdly difficult and requires a lot of athletic grace to be like get the get the

flags off people. And then the other is just you know, sees the means of production, democratize the entire thing and have players have buy in and not yeah they own it, they will own the NFL. Yeah, bring up. Fucking players should get revenue share and that will motivate them to

play better than anything else. If play years, get revenue share and residents get revenue share of like tickets, or it brings money into your city that like the MetLife Stadium is sold out or whatever, if it helps at all that we the community, Yeah, we don't have it. Can't just keep going to guys who don't even live anywhere. Millionaires, billionaires who was like, yeah, I sold the naming rights to this stadium and now your fandom has to stand

in a stadium named for fucking health insurance. Thing is that those are fun taxpayer funded in a lot of cases, like this building projects we pay for and then they take that end and charge you to park fucking six miles away and watching. The entire system is just meant like built to siphon money upwards. I pray that like in like fifty years, we're talking about football and cars the way we think about smoking and drinking and driving,

you know what I mean. I really hope that like fifty years from now, people like can you believe we were doing that? Like, like how many people weren't paralyzed? If you were to take a bet in fifty years? What what goes first? Football or cars? Um? It's hard. I honestly believe they're like weirdly tied. They're like in trance together. They're like that's like heart and lungs of the American body. You know, I don't fully know. I

can't imagine a world. I think football can go first because cars are too individualistic and like anything that's like can you stop doing this thing? There are a non zero number of people who will do it more just because they were asked to not do it. Like the amount of people I know personally who said I'm not

taking the vaccine. You know, me trying to tell me to do something I ain't gonna do that ship the amount of people I I have, like six people I can count that didn't get vaccinated because someone said they should. That's insane. Like I agree with disagreeing, I agree with disagreeing. I agree with disagreeing on fucking someone telling you what to do. But I don't think like you should be like, no, I'm not going to wear a seatbelt because you want me to beach. You know, all the country is about.

It's about tricking us into having solidarity with one another. It's like tricking us into thinking for doing the individualistic thing. But actually we're just helping each other right, briefly on just a rundown of the there there will be no

crypto ads. All the crypto companies pulled out, which was like that was the big feature of last year's Super Bowl, was that, like it was all crypto and people are like, this is the new normal, this is get ready for the era of crypto, and then everybody got so drastically fucked over by that. Again, it was just it was what we were talking about, the upward siphoning of people's money, but just without any product around it to like disguise what was happening. So it's just like, hey, give us

all your money. Hey, that money's not here anymore. And yeah, so that didn't have a long shelf life and those are those ads are all gone. You guys remember the QR code that was just bouncing around for like three minutes. Four million dollars they spent to put that code up. There was the Larry David one for which he has been sued or is being sued. Matt Damon coming out telling us like he got roasted for the like read

the fucking room. People like like fortune favors the brave, and the brave thing to do is give me all your money, and there's so much ship at play that anchors me in this and so I'm just gonna rattle off some of some of the things that driving me crazy. First, all we know, we were just talking about how everything in America is like how much money you have, obviously, and that's because if you don't have money, you're more likely to die. Like money, unfortunately, equals staying alive in

this country. So you're a person with a couple of g's and Matt Damon says, hey, give me a couple of gas and you should be able to take out ten g's in a little while, and someone goes, that's amazing, I could stay alive longer if that works. Now Matt Damon is taking this ad. He's getting a huge pay day. He is a millionaire and he's getting a huge pay day because he cannot even fathom being without money no less and to him, without money is x amount of

millions of dollars. So he needs to take that ad or else he will have less money and be at higher risk of dying. People and then people harness that energy in the crypto company, and people at the top are making money off of all these people who know they need the money to live. These people are going to live. They're getting the stem Cell dips and fucking Northcau whatever the funk they do, and all that ship is at play, and they just know money is the

only way we can stay alive. This is you know, this is just like you know there we really need to redo Glen Garry, Glenn Ross. But with Crypto, you know, like it's just the old thing because it is, because my mind just keeps coming back to, like it's men. It's men who are gullible as fun when it comes to money and speaking of like lemming mentality, Like the only way you can convince a lot of dudes to do something everyone else is doing is if you trick them.

You tell them they're going to get rich by it, and trick them by saying, like you're on the inside. I know this is a Super Bowl ad that millions and millions millions of people are watching right now, But only you, sir, ian on the couch, Only you know the real truth. You're going to invest right now. And it's just like it's like it's like what happens when I see Jennifer Aniston on a commercial, Like I'll fucking do anything she wants to sell me, Like I will

buy literally anything you just touched on another layer. Fuck Matt Damon and Jennifer Aniston for doing commercials. Commercials used to be the place where a broke as actor could get their health insurance or they could feed their family for a year. Now Jon Hamm's doing H and R block commercials. Matt, he's got a fucking Einstein costume on trying to sell me Verizon. These guys that those jobs you. It used to be corny to sell out, and it used to be don't sell out. Do art. You're an artist.

You're an artist, Cecily strong artist. But but now it's no longer about art. We equate qualitative success, like uh, financial success with qualitative we ar Banksy is considered a great artist because his ship sells for a lot of months. Like it's like, that doesn't mean he's good at art, like people are like Avatar is a good movie because it made a lot of money, and like, no, Avatar made a lot of money because it is a good movie,

like like it's it's not. And so now we there's no judgment to someone who's like I'm in an ad, like Larry David, the fucking king, fucking I'm not going to sell out the King of I'm just myself on my show. And then he does that, that's what does he need money for? You? Sign felt residuals could build a fucking school, a school in every city in America. But it's so great, Like we have the last laugh, guys, because like last last year, it was like ship this

is our reality. To Jack's point, like this is just gonna be it. And then Sam Bankman Free to loses fourteen billion dollars and will oh, he'll be fine. But it implicates so many people, including all politicians on all sides, and the fact that we were all just sort of like walking down this primrose path together and no one was like adequately warning us, like there's absolutely no kind of again for the gullible dudes out there, there's no

kinds of protections around something like crypto. And what Bankman Freed actually want to do was to make it all legit basically be a legitimate bank and then get all of the assistance that banks already do. So we want to replace banks with these things that are not banks because they have a different game but are essentially banks, and we want to replace these banks with banks that I'm in charge of more money. Oh that's an interesting disruption. What a fucking tech disruptor. I want. I want to

sell you pizza instead of these assholes. Hey, thanks pal. Yeah, the Matt Damon commercial I was just like we might have been able to see the everything you guys are talking about in this ad. I had forgotten the details. But Matt Damon strides through a c G I hall of adventurers past one a man who might be Christopher Columbus's probably Christopher Columbus, So great, great choice on your hero. There to a mountain climber. Three, a right brother for a man attempting to kiss a woman at a bar.

So like, if there's like some Chad ship in there, Like you want to be a Chad, don't you? Bro Five a group of multi racial gender balance futuristic astronauts. So wait, wait that's all except for the last one. It's again all foddered for gullible dudes. Yeah, I swear god, Francesca, you're saying that made me think, like if they just didn't add of like you want to get rich and get pussy, give send a thousand dollars here and I think I think that company would make fucking ten million

dollars immediately. And way more honest. You've explorer, You're gonna discover a content shut up, just like get rich, get pussy, you know what I mean. That's way more honest. Absolutely well, John Francesca, such a pleasure having you both. Where can people find you? Follow you? John? All that good stuff. I'm at Gabriel's on all social media and you can listen to my podcast High and Mighty or Action Boys, which is a Intreon podcast, but we put in a

lot of effort. We have over three episodes, so you can jump on for a month listen to and not even be able to finish the series if you played in Around the Clock for thirty straight days. So get uh get involved there. And also, as we mentioned, a hundred one Places to Party before you Die. It's on HBO Max. Give it a watch. A project I'm very proud of um, not just because it was the most fun gig I've ever had in my It actually also came out well, which is survived I did, I did

survived so far, gott do ninety three more. If Zaslav gets off his fucking lazy ass, discover ass and fucking picks us up. I think this is this quote will do it for me. Yeah, I think this is going to solid and make the move. Baby. Sorry, is there a tweet or some work of media you've been enjoying? Yes, my friend Brian Quinny murder X Brian got me onto this instagram called Mick Dojo Life and it's kind of just like it's kind of like, uh, just pulls from

weird Karate Guy demonstrations and stuff like that. And I just got into it yesterday and I'm I literally am like reading it like a book, Like I'm like, Okay, I've got swelve post deep yesterday. Today, later on I'm gonna smoke some flower and go through the remaining post. Amazing, Francesca, where can people find you? What is a tweet or a work of media you've been enjoying? Um? Find me on all the platforms at Franny FEO, f r A and I F I oh, listen to the Bituation Room podcast.

It's live every Tuesday on YouTube and Twitch one Pacific, four pm Eastern. And Brent Terhune just nailed the Marjorie Taylor Green description where she was just like yelling in her little white fur and I was like, what the funk is this? Like, what is the best joke for? This is the best joke? Brent comedian says, whenever a woman gets kicked out of a comedy club just for laughing, she looks like, this is just like the what I just I'm participating? Fine, can't a joke? Just like just

the most perfect way to describe that moment. I was searching for it and he found it? Okay? Shouldn't you be embarrassed to yell at work like that? Should be like right, you should just you should just be like, look, we're not supposed to just fucking scream and yell and bring props to work like we like, we have to just do the job. We can go on the news or go in our office and put on their phones and scream into that, but we can't scream, and you should be fine. You get fired from a Chipotle for

behaving like, yes, he's doing his job. Also, you're interrupting the guy doing his goddamn job. Yeah, whether you agree with him or not. If the manager of Chipotle is like, guys, we got a charge extra for glak and you're like, fuck you groomer, Like you should get fired. Yeah, the ship props, like ship should the balloon? She she wasn't allowed with the balloon. Uh. And that's Isn't that the problem with America. You can find me on Twitter at

Jack Underscore O'Brien. I've just been appreciating the chaos that is the NBA trade deadline. Robin Lopez, uh NBA player, tweeted about the Nets. This is just like the time and Muppets take Manhattan When the Muppets, after unsuccessfully attempting who take Manhattan, split up and leave Manhattan because Yeah, the Nets had the big three, Kyrie k D and James Harden and they all just it all fell apart. They're all gone. Shout out to Nets fans. I feel like a lot of Nets fans are like, oh, let's

I guess I'd like the Nicks again. Brutal. It is brutal. You can find us on Twitter at daily Zeitgeis. We're at the Daily Zeitgeist on Instagram, we have Facebook fan page on our website daily zeitgeis dot com where we post our episodes and our footnotes, where we link off to the information that we talked about in today's episode as well as a song that we think you might enjoy. Super producer Justin is there a song you think people

might enjoy? Yeah. Before we started the recording, John was discussing a film called Sorcerer that sounds crazy about some white antics happening in the South American johnle somewhere. Yeah, so I think that's the description on Yeah. Yeah, I mean it sound big, It sounds like a great time. So I'm gonna check this out actually this weekend properly. But this kind of reminded me of this track. It's called Della Move by Chronics. It really sounds like it

belongs in the movie score somewhere. Maybe could have gone into this Black Panther film or whatever, but I like it in the Sorcerer thing. So you can check this out. Della Move. I'm not quite sure what that means actually, Um, if someone who's familiar with the Jamaican PETSOI and that gang can let me know, find me at j Con the Smith, J C O, N T H E. S and th H on Instagram. Yeah, Della Move by Chronics.

You can find that song and put notes. Yeah, we forgot to talk about Sorcerer, but people should go listen to the latest episode of the Action Boys podcast because while we're on the subject, Tangerine Dream did the entire Sorcerer's soundtrack. It's pretty bomb soundtrack is yeah. Wow, that was googling Tandarine Dream because that wasn't this like their

first project. Yeah, they just uh, they just said over. Uh, they said they heard they freak and gave him the premise of the movie and they just sent over like, here's a theme, here's a cop like a full score for the movie and where you can put it in however you wanted, pretty right, next time you're on full

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