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It's Chris motherfucking Craft.
What's up?
Hell yeah, hell yeah, you're right.
It's been too long, man, a long time since we left. You've been all right. I just ran for office, yeah and I lost?
What was what'd you learn.
Oh that's part of my whole thing. I mean, it's all I could talk about now. It's like it's like once you've once you've seen the inside of the shark. You know the expression, oh yeah, yeah, you can't stop talking about it, talking of the everybody knows that one, so.
They the inside of this thing. Let me tell you about it.
Yeah, I've seen the inside of the shark. Sup pretty Yeah.
Yeah, it turns out there's not many people who have that kind of disposition and look at it and go yeah, yeah, I'm gonna stick around for this.
Yeah, it's full of the inside of the shark is full of good candidates that got eaten.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, little pieces.
But that's just a little little taste of the five paragraph essay I'm gonna hit you with.
Don't worry, we've cleared the entire schedule.
Overrated and underrated are both. The lectures about.
Politics so fantastic, amazing.
All right, we're gonna get to know you a little bit better. We're gonna hear your lectures on politics.
First.
A couple of things we might be talking to We might there's a there's a chance we'll.
Be talking about we may not make it there the possibility of buy an impeachment.
Clarence Thomas's like just the full roster. The man is putting up numbers. Oh yeah, in terms of just the trips he's getting. Oh yeah, it's it's beautiful, it's beautiful. He's he should be on an NBA roster the way he's putting up these numbers. Check them with Steve Bannon, We'll check them with fans of the movie Sound of Freedom. Are fucking everything up? All of that, plenty more, maybe some of that, none of that, we don't know before
we find out, Chris. We do like to ask our guests, what is something from your search history besides what is the next showtime for the Sound of Freedom?
Well, yeah, I've seen Sound of Freedom a bunch of times. Is really really good, really good. Yeah, that's one with Julian and Julie Andrews and the kids and everything. I've seen that quite a few times.
It's a great movie, loosely based.
I don't know why they why they put it out again? Yeah, great. Anyway, I guess my search history, I don't you know. At this point, my search histories are just the same thing every time. You know, it's like abandoned minds, and and and abandoned mines. And all I do is search for abandoned mines.
And I haven't reached the bottom of abandoned mind content that does.
Thats a good one, at the bottom of the mind. Yeah, yeah, you would think, so, I mean it's repetitive. No, I'm looking for a tobacco ten I've never seen before, you know, a brand, a brand of late eighteen hundreds tobacco that has never been seen, like well, Tuxedo brand tobacco.
Right, or like that's rare, horrifically racist depiction of like an indigenous person tobacco company. Right.
I don't want to find those fucking things. I want to find nice, regular tobacco, regular, old tuxedo, regular, old, late eighteen hundreds, non racist tobacco, which I'm sure there was a ton of, oh yeah, yeah, you know, unracist late eighteen hundreds, nineteenth century tobacco of just a scandal free crop. Yeah, they never make it tobacco the old fashioned way of that. I don't want to look into it too much, but that's what I believe healthy for you.
So yeah, so I've been like, I guess if there's some I can't. Really, this campaign has fried my brain. I mean, I thought that by the time this would be over. First of all, I thought I'd still be in the campaign when I was talking to you guys this time. But I also thought I didn't realize that if I wasn't in the campaign, that I would be a shell of a human. And then I probably should have scheduled this for like two more weeks from now,
when I was back to the saying again. But I guess we could talk about this guy from Sarah Gordo. Sarah Gordo, you guys familiar with this ghost town, okay, I mean, because you guys are dealing with real shit. You're not living in Sue. I really fantasy land of where you go with band look for tobacco.
No, I'm playing a lot of Civilization on Nintendo Switch, So I'm all.
That talk about I was talking about Steve Bannon is no good for you. That's fucking bad. You gotta talk about old time tobacco tins, and you got to not get too deep with them because then you'll get sad about that. You got to ride the surface of old abandoned mind culture, so you're you're.
Stepping outside of the abandoned mine into the abandoned mining town.
Well what during the pandemic. This guy, who I think and this is about, this is deep. This is probably gonna be you know, too deep or too you know. I think a lot of the people are deeper for us. No, no, no, deep in a way that's not deep, Like I'm not implying him an intellectual for this deep in the way of like insanity, you know, or just like why am I doing this? But this guy named I forget his name,
I don't know his name. He's some guy who bought an abandoned ghost town or abandoned mining town during the pandemic, and then he started a channel and he gets so many views. He has like eight hundred thousand views a thing. But the guy I think is like, I think he's manic, and I think he bought this. I don't find him charming. That's the thing is. Have you ever seen people who are kind of like manic to You see them and
you say, this person's having some kind of episode. But other people, it's like Bill Murray showing up people's birthday parties. That's supposed to be funny or something, even though it's obviously some kind of aberrant behavior that should be he should be for help. Yeah, he should be some where, you know, being being analyzed for this behavior. So so I don't that's the example, this Sarah Cordo guy. People are like, this guy's out there doing it. But he's
like a guy who bought a ghost town. You ever seen grizzly man. This guy's the same energy as grizzly man. Oh he goes, yes, and he's constantly going down like in old mining tunnels without just wearing like his street clothes, you know what I mean. Yeah, and he's like, man, oh man, I've never been this deep. I'm just waiting for when he gets swallowed up, you know. And I don't think any of his fans. I think most of
his fans are like, this guy's amazing. I love his casual approach to repelling you know, people, people are gonna be surprised when this guy dies, be like this huge outboring of bullshit about oh my god, isn't it a tragedy that Brad got swallowed up in the in the in the silver mine. But he you know, my opinion is this guy's got something wrong with him.
Sure, like he's not. I mean, I think whenever you see something like that that you're just you like painting the picture of someone doing something that just is like devoid of all the safety equipment necessary to do it, like the right way. To me, sounds like, oh yeah, like you've made your peace on some level. You're like yeah, And if I die, I don't care, honestly, because this might be so cool and I don't know if like that's what people are kind of grasping, like the.
Gold Mining Channel or whatever it is. If we watch this guy, he's like he's got I would just say his parents are concerned. Let me it that way. When everyone thinks this guy's kicking ass in the comments, you know, like oh my god, right, you can you can you can check out a hole, you can go you can go mining in your street clothes. Awesome, you know. Outside the box, he's a disruptor.
He's moving fast and break stuff in the world of mine exploration.
He's got Wow, dude, he's got a fucking one point six five million million subs on YouTube.
He's disrupted rope killing he said, rope safety disruptor. He's like, you know, he's got it's sort of like submersible, you know, it's kind of like titanscible kind of energy.
Yeah.
But anyway, he's much better natured than say Chadwick Rush or whatever his name was, Chad what's his name rush? Stocked and Rush, oh right right right, yeah, he has better he's benevolent Stocked and Rush. This guy doesn't mean any harm. He just wants to find some old Levi's yeah, and it's clear. He's like there's one Dad. It's like I finally found it, and it's like we found a
secret silver stash. Well metal detecting. He also thinks they forgot about some silver, Like I think a lot of a band of mind people think that these like nineteen twenties guys were like not thorough and that they were to go down there and be.
Like it it leave it, yeah it right, don't need it. Our coworkers died extracting from the ground.
They found a bunch of silver and then like couldn't fit all of it in their pockets and they were like, all right, we're leaving.
No, it's usually abandoned for.
A hell no, they had those low paid workers if they were paid or whatever, scrape and every you know, there's no silver down there. But anyway, he thinks there is. But he found some Levi's and the my favorite thing he did was there was a tramway, like a tramway for the mine.
Right right, like Indiana Jones style that thing that like that you ride down.
Well, then I played docy Kunk Country. Okay, so you know.
About you know about mining. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I didn't realize. I forgot everywhere was a miner at this point. Of course, Uh, you know bitcoin and everything, so I know what this stuff, so I know too much. That's why I got to relax with this mine stuff. So the tramway, you know, it has skip cars on it. As you guys know, I know every mining term. I mean, I know everyone.
If there was a way to get dates by telling people mining terms, oh hell yeah, you know I was thinking of right now, Tom Cruise has Sarah exactly Tom Tom Tom Cruise has Sarah Gordo kind of energy.
It's like the kind of energy people.
Are like Tom Cruise is inspiring or you're like Tom Cruise is a fucking god. Yeah he needs help again. So anyway, he h he walked the tramway. This is when I realized this guy had something wrong with him. So he's like, I'm gonna walk the tramway. This is the fabled and also everything's legendary back then, you know, he's like the legendary Sarah Gordo Tramway and legendary to who. No one's even heard of this place until he started
this channel. He's like always saying the classic, Oh, of course I'm going to trace the Saroh Gordo Tramway the way people always do the classic whatever. Anyway, but he just went in his regular clothes and he almost died. He walked down side of a mountain. He's like, oh, it's a lot steeper than I thought it was. He was like, he walked the tramway. He walked down a mountain right right right, in this model of scaling Mount Everest, you just wear your regular.
Clothes right right.
And he went down a hill.
He's like, wow, this this hill is almost too steep worn that probably should have worn my tennies instead of flip flops this time.
And he advertises people that come up there and help him out. So I also think he's gonna get murdered, oh yeah, or he's like and he's you know, he's also like collaborating, because it's like everybody collaborates, you know, some other channel comes up there and named Fred or whatever.
Fred's crazy channel. And he comes up and they both go down the mine and they both don't know what they're doing, and they're like, look, I think they forgot some silver anyway, So, Sarah Gordo the top of the tent, if you like this, I just wanted to bring into the conversation that I think that this guy has Bill Murray at a birthday party Energy check out.
It's fun for those around him, but also he has a danger to himself and the people who are within it.
Hell are you doing here? What the hell are you doing here but to have sex with everybody? Bill Murray shows up at your goddamn wedding. You could be damn sure he's trying and wants to have sex with everybody in the wedding, right, There's no way. That's all celebrities want to do. They got nothing else to do, yeah, except trying to have sex with everybody, Like Nick.
Nothing else to do? You've Nick nol Sey.
Nick Nolty when he was recording that I've told you this on the story. I've told I've been on the Daily zeit Geist and told this story about when I was an alcoholic and I went to AA and I said, I wanted to be Nick Nolty in the whole room, and oh yes, like what the hell's going on? It was because Nick Nolty had handlers, and I thought that was bad ass, Like he was such an alcoholic that he had to have a team around him. And I was like, that's what I want. I want to be a loose cannon.
I want to be the hannibal lecter of the bar exactly. Yes, with my mask on. We put him anywhere near a sports bar. Put him on the freaking Dolly.
So yeah. The time when Nick Nolty escaped from the HBO horse Racing Series, we were shooting in Pennsylvania and he ran away like they were like, where'd he go?
Oh no, And he was issued a statewide bulletin.
He was a trailer with a man and his wife, and the guy's wife was gonna leave her husband for Nick Nolty, and Nicklty had like a gun pointed at him and he'd been gone for like twenty minutes.
That's what he gets into. It. Can't let that kind of charisma loose, and I was, yeah.
That's I mean, it's because people want celebrities, people you know, want to have sexual lim It doesn't matter. There's just nothing. Because there's nothing, they just figure why not, like what could have happened something but got to be better than you know, what's happening right now. I'll get to go to the met Gala. If I fucked Bill Murray, I'll get to go to the met Gala. That's the that's the that's the I don't know.
I don't think so. I don't know. I don't know what Bill told you, Chris, but he lies a lot.
I don't think he gets straight.
Don't ask me.
I know people aren't thinking straight. Peopleople have sex with celebrities and ask questions later.
People think the handlers are to protect us from Nick Nolty, but they're actually to protect Nick Nolty from.
From us, the horny ones. You're stuck on this planet with them.
Well, my friend was on soap opera when he was like sixteen years old, and he was like, you know, have a group sex and stuff like people you're.
Like your friend.
My friend was sixteen and the guys were coming up to him saying, you can have sex with my wife because she likes your soap opera and I don't let her have sex with anybody, but you can because you're on a soap opera like that. And I realized, if sixteen year olds on soap operas are getting offered people's lives, then something. Imagine Bill Murray at a wedding. Yeah, he'll be fucking your cake and he'll be taking pictures. And I'm sorry Chris about that, but.
Something and this does tie into the political stuff because this was your platform.
Well, you've just described the yea Bill were famous. People.
Don't go into a gold mine in your street clothes.
Bill Murray will fuck your wedding cake.
That's He's there to fuck your wedding cake. He's not there to do whimsical ship. You know, put rabbit ears behind your head and photo America is great. He's there to fuck her. He's there to fuck a rabbit.
Yeah. What is what's something you think is over it?
What do I think is overrated? I think not voting is overrated. Right, not voting Here's what's going to happen here. People are not going to vote because they think it's a waste of time. But it turns out that I, as a person who ran for office just now and lost by a number of votes. If I had gotten more votes, I would have won. Right, So it turns out voting is very important. No matter what fucking Republicans say about it, that's still how we're doing it. That's
how it's done. And that's why they're saying it's fake, and that's why they spend all their money. It's the only thing we have, it's the only real thing. And I am I'm very susceptible to this shit. You hear enough people on TV talking about something being fake, it can't help but make even the smartest person go, maybe it's fake. Maybe it's fake. I mean, it's just the power of TV. I mean, everybody you grew up with TV being somewhat believable or you know, depending on you know,
how deep you want to go with that. But you know, originally the TV was pretty straightforward. The news was maybe close to being real, like they were just like, you know, I don't know everybody in the I don't know what they did back then, what the news was, but you know, it was like sort of connected to what was really happening because there were two parties that were sort of still functioning because they had to be in they had to be doing they were we were on our way
to monopoly. We were on our way. Back then we were just baby companies merging. So there was still enough companies that it was like there was some legislation to be done, like they had to like figure out ways to get these mergers in motion. It turns out for the last fifty years, all they've been doing is just merging and merging and merging until now there's no need for policies because there's only like one company, so they don't care about it. There's no you don't have to
maneuver anymore. Now it's just about tax avoidance, right. So, but for a long time, America had a bunch of little companies and they were they needed like they were kind of competing like it's supposed to be. And then and then when there's competition, then there's different opinions, and then you need real legislators. But you know, now we just have like these stunt legislators. Legislators, but you have to I I'm just saying I got thirteen thousand votes.
I mean, this is all silly. I don't know why I'm talking about. I should have been, I should be be I should be happy. I'm just in shock a little bit. I just ran this campaign. I got signs of my name on them, and running around town. You know, I'm telling everybody that it's the end of the world, and and and and they're and they're excited to hear it because they're sick of hearing the bullshit. So it was a great experience. And I'm not It's not the end of the world. It's not The world is not
gonna end. We're just gonna end up in a bad spot. You know. We're gonna end up in a really hot, hot bad spot. And I'm in hot, like heat, like regular sun. Right, Yeah, we're just gonna end up in a Yeah, we're gonna end up in a bad spot, and then it's gonna restart and some other kind of people, you know, bug people or whoever, are gonna merge from the sludge. So it's like we're gonna we're just fucking
ourselves over by not voting. So I'm just saying, go fucking vote, because the people who vote this is absurd what I'm saying. But I just want to say that I got thirteen thousand votes and if I'd gotten twenty thousand, I would have been in And if I'd gotten like a few thousand more, I would have made the runoff.
They were they're so My position I was running for council at large was like, you know, it was like fifteen twenty people running, so it's like the votes get divided up a lot, like thirteen thousand is really good. But yeah, it was spread spread out so much. But thirteen thousand people voting for me as a first time candidate was an incredible compliment and I actually started to really want to win because I realized I was qualified. Also, if you want to run for office, you are qualified.
I will tell you right now. And I know that in fact. Now I suspected it, but now I know it for a fact. Yeah, if you're a nice person, if you're an honest person, that's two things that most people aren't in that space, So go for it.
You had to like get hired by the Democratic Party and jump through all sorts of hoops to what was the process from going from I'm not a I'm not a political candidate to IM political that people can vote for.
What was that like well, I just, I just I went and spoke at that stadium hearing because the because the city of Nashville and now the city of Buffalo, New York did the same thing, or the you know,
New York state did it for the Buffalo. You know, they'd give all the tax money to the NFL, because the NFL says, if they don't get their stadium paid for, even though they could pay for the stadium and still have massive profits, they could pay for a ton of stadiums, but they just know that the promise of vague promise of economic growth, and also just the fact that people like you know, in a dystopia, people will do anything to keep a football team. It's their only joy, you know.
So they've got this, They've got people over a barrel. I mean, your average person is like, I don't want to lose my football team. Then we got nothing, even though they should, your average person should say fuck off football team and let's use that money for a decent for decent bus stops, you know, or whatever bus stop has a roof on it so you don't sit in the sun while you wait for a bus and a bunch of weeds like in Nashville, and humiliated bus stops.
Bus stops in Nashville are fucking humiliating, humiliating because they're meant.
To be Oh, this person's riding the bus.
Okay, yes, I mean if you are.
These guys know you live in.
A in a functioning society in Los Angeles. I mean it's not perfect, it's but you got to come to Nashville and find out what them you gotta find out. You got to come to Nashville and find yourself in a pothole that you're like peering over the side of.
You know.
Anyway, it's Nashville is a whole nother level of of of idiot, like just just corrupt and no no services because there's no taxes. Here's the other thing I guess, I guess I'll say overrated this is underrated is taxes. Hey, guess what it turns out if you don't pay any taxes, there's no money for anything. There's no money to do anything. It's taxes are not fake. Elections are not fake. We have to get on board with this. And I'm reporting from inside the Shark. Inside the Shark, it's full of
sad people waiting for doctor visits. It's a it's a shark full of lottery tickets and I'm crazy. I'm just doing some poetry.
Now, beautiful lottery tickets is America, and America's a there's a flapping flavorless Sorry that was just.
This more poetry.
Yeah.
Yeah, so anyway, that the the the thing is all you have to do to run is you file some pay for work. And I just decided I was gonna run. I went down to the election Commission. You get like fifty seventy five signatures or whatever it is, and then you're on the ballot and then you then you start an Act Blue account, which is a well, if you're progressive, that's the progressive.
Like yeah, money hoovering off progressive.
I hate that expression. It's like I just hate all the They should just say normal progressive is normal or hateful and the others like hate group. Yeah there's only two.
Yeah. Forwards do you like human rights?
Yeah? Or backwards or forwards or violence or no violence. Those are better names for these parties.
Yeah. So yeah, So Chris, I just I like how you said, how you went from being like I don't know if I can do this shit to very much like, no, you have to and I know this happens a lot like when you enter, like in politics, because there's this fucking mythological presence around what it means to run for office or the kind of people that run for office. What was that moment when you went, oh shit, it's all everyone's a fucking joker in here.
The first I went to a mayoral forum my friend Lizzie Cooperman. You guys know Lizzy Cooperman, just like, are you gonna be saying may or all like? As much you keep saying like you say may or all like, I don't know if I can be friends with you. You're gonna say may oral this much? She has a good point, but for the purposes of this show, I have to say it. May Oral or mayoral forums are where the candidates from mayor here in Nashville get together
and are asked questions. And I once I got in the race, I had to start going to these events just to make myself known. You have to, you have to become a known quantity to these people. And I had some head start with that because of the advice column and the book, so people in this town and also just like, you know, my previous life is as a person who just you know, fucking said, be a rock bunk rock, dirty ship person, whatever person is, Yeah, crazy person, crazy guy, Oh bunk rock. Oh he's rude.
Oh he's rude and crazy. And that that's how you revolt by being drunk as fuck. I'm anhuzard bush products. That's revolution is being asleep all the time with like four cigarettes in your mouth. That's how you fight the system.
Somebody's kind of impressive.
Sleep on the floor with a cigarette in your ass, that's revolution. No, so like that that was the old self where I thought revolution was accomplished by being belligerent and burning bridges. Like that's the funniest thing is you have to build bridges. Revolution is building bridges, not burning them.
With tax dollars.
Yeah.
Wait, so what happened at the mayoral form?
This show is gonna be rough. It's my fault too. I drank.
We're the hosts and you're the guest rank.
I drank a lot of it. I just did it.
And now I saw you looking down the barrel of that cup when you were drinking. The cold grows like this guy is seeing like stars like he's going it's.
Not necessarily the best thing to do a level headed political conversation when you're in Drake Colbert at the same time. So the Mayor Oll Forum, I was just like, oh my god, there were like fifteen people up there. Some of them were like completely nuts, like absolutely nuts, you know, and and then some were like had zero charisma, and and then they were like two that like one that knew a lot of stuff, uh, and and then and that.
But I mean it was not I was immediately like my first thought was, you guys, was why the hell am I running for city council? Why aren't I running for mayor?
Right?
Like, far from being far from being intimidated. I was just like, this is what we're choosing from, right right, Yeah, And that's when you get into these people are to run for mayor, you need a ton of money, a significant amount of money, and people are not investing in like bold independent.
People, you know what I mean.
People are they're they're they are They want their candidate to be the kind of person who has no friends, because then you give them one cigar and it's the greatest experience this candidate's ever had in his.
Life, you know what I mean.
One one one golf club that has his name engraved on it, and he's there. Yeah, you can kill them the Wildlife Refuge.
Oh my god.
No one's ever given me a gift before. This is the first time I've been in a room with more than four people in it.
Did people come to you, tod anybody? I'd imagine you're pretty clear that you're not like a party man, But did you get approached by any like political operatives insiders?
Yes, just a little bit, But I mean I'm not I don't have enough power at this I mean I wasn't enough of a known quantity to really get bothered. So I just got like people who are some some billionaire startup thing that's trying to get you to use
their app. And those guys that were working for were okay, and they were trying I think maybe they were trying to do the right thing, but I was just like, this sounds like they're like our our billionaire benefactor is just sick of politics the way they are, and it's like, already I'm just like, yeah, that's not a real thing. Billionaires don't care about anything, so that are already out.
And then you're like no, no, no, you know, I'm not a white supremacist, right, They're like, oh, oh okay, sorry sorry, so oh never mind, sorry sorry.
I actually think these were nice people. I think they thought that their billionaire overlord actually was like a guy who's had it with partisan politics. I see, I don't.
This is happening in entertainment too, where I've heard tell now like a few billionaire like scion types who have all this money because their parents fucked up business, and like they want to subvert that, like with their billions of dollars, but they kind of don't know where to start. And it is a little interesting thing where you see these people like, look, I know I have like this money comes from fucking death ships, but yeah, I want to make sure tru isn't president and make some cool
stuff along the way. So I feel like you can. You definitely there is that kind of like billionaire with with a form like a very infant or a very newborn form of consciousness coming.
Online might be yeah, yeah, I'm so unsympathetic to those people, like I can't even believe, you know, I no sympathy. Oh your empires. You're finally realizing like, oh, you're coming to some you know, you're starting to you know, understand the you know, and like you're just gonna give a little bit of your give all your money back, then give it all back, give it all the fucking go go go start the world's largest food pantry, to throw away all your money. Get ready to you know, get
out of here. I'm starting to feel like maybe fuck off. So you know, I'm not I'm not interested in slowly waking up billionaires.
No, no, no, I'm sleepy eyed. Oh.
I think maybe we did bad things, like fuck you you fucking oh. Maybe maybe playing polo is not helpful. Maybe playing polo in Dubai is actually quite shallow. So I got I got the certification. I went and I did the signatures, and then I started my bank account. I had to file a little bit of paperwork, which is a pain in the ass. I mean it was like a bunch of stuff I didn't want to do, certainly.
I mean like there was some paperwork that almost drove me insane, like me uploading uploading a fucking spreadsheet into a portal. I mean that was like, I mean, for someone who's fifty four years old, that's like, you know, why don't you just fucking jump out the fucking window.
I mean, this is the fucking.
Worst thing I've ever seen in my life. I mean that was excruciating.
Yeah, hold on, hold that thought. We're gonna take a quick break. We're gonna come back and talk about spreadsheets.
Okay, it back.
And we're back and back to the portal and the spreadsheet.
So yeah, So I was so at three am last Friday, like not Friday, but the friday before the election was last Thursday. There I lost last Thursday. And also nobody votes, so it took them like five minutes to count the votes. It was like election night.
Wow, fifteen percent of registered voters in Nashville vote in the mayoral race. Wow, but everybody complains about the result. Yeah, yeah, and fifteen percent. And I'm here to tell you the fact that nobody voted. It's not like a bunch of fake votes came from somewhere. There was just like everybody got four votes.
It took them like five minutes to count them, and I found out I lost in like forty five minutes. I was expecting a long night, like you're like here, I was picturing this is all unknown. I mean, I know I know where my heart is, and I understand the big stuff. But I thought, oh, election night is were you watch TV for four hours and their returns come in slowly. It was like, you know, literally like an hour and fifteen minutes, like you lost.
All right, They're like, all right, zill fot Sara took the majority of votes.
Okay, okay, I know Zolfa. I like zolf Out a lot.
There you go.
She's a good one.
Got the most votes.
And uh and and and Delicia Porterfield is great and she was a big help to me about Berkeley.
Berkeley.
Allen is not not not so much a favorite of mine. Okay, she's I guess what you would call a centrist who's interested in more police. Oh okay, you know, it's like that kind of thing. There's like two part about rest.
That's a fun name.
He's also sort of a centrist guy. My favorites, I might as well say, who cares? I mean, I don't know you know most people who. First of all, thanks to the Daily Zeitgeist. Thanks to the Zeitgang, I got campaign donations from freaking well, not campaign donations, but people. I got support from Sweden. Yeah, I got campaign donations from Sweden. Yes, I bought a I bought it. I bought a windsurf because I couldn't. I couldn't anyway, I bought a windsurf. That's I bought a win. You're welcome,
daily guys, thank you. I bought a windsurf. So Zeigang was very helpful to me. People donated. I mean, seriously, you guys have a network of very kind people like your show, and it's it's it's I feel like at home among those people, and it's because they're good people, and you guys should be proud of that, because they really helped me, and they were like everybody was like, I wish I was there, I could vote for you.
I wish I was in Nashville. I could vote for you, you know, I mean, just like telling their friends to vote for me in Nashville.
And then you showed them some like VPN kind of roots that they could use to actually vote for you.
Right, I don't know.
A VP both Is that a vape? Is that a vape pen?
All right?
I just wanted to get that on the record so nobody woul to accuse you.
Of course election.
Yeah, the ones that I like in the for the race because there's a there's a runoff now and the ones I like are well, Zulfad already got in, Delicia Quinn, Evans Segal, and I forget if there's a third one. I mean, there's not a bunch of people got in that I don't. I mean one guy got in from
just putting up signs in illegal spots. That's a good thing to know, is like, you know, it's also just the sad part of this is even if you get involved, if I found out that incumbents, the reason incumbents never get voted out is because people just vote for the most famous person recognition. It's name recognition, to a point where I thought I didn't understand how it much.
It's really absurd. How so really you can you could be a Manila envelope with a like a legal first and last name, and if you have the right like air Power Game, to just flood the fucking zone with TV or any other kind of advertising, He'll be like, yeah, yeah, I think I'm voting for her. Pullman. They're like, that's a that's a Manila envelope. It's not even a real person. Like I don't know, I just seemed well.
It's like that, yeah, that's like that Monty Python bit with the fucking grapefruit that they put the grapefruit in the glass box and people come look at it because the grape fruit from TV. But but yeah, it was It was really stunning to me that that like Alice Rawley, the one who's like Freddie McConnell, is going to be the mayor if everyone votes in the runoff. And he's great. And I've known him since two thousand and four when I had my crazy radio show Best of Bread, which
I actually pitched to you guys as a podcast. Yeah, and I never heard back.
The c suite. They were a little bit uncomfortable.
Yeah, yeah, like he switched servers or something. It said like I got send the email so Mayler demon Yeah yeah, something like that.
They said. Yeah.
But Best of Bread used to be right next to Freddy's radio show, which was called Liberal Radio in like two thousand and five, So I've known him since. He had dreadlocks and one like those necklaces you could buy a gas station that have like some kind of like the kind of Dave Groll wears. You know what I'm talking about? Those gas station necklaces.
Wait, what's you know?
Those like those like thong things like you go to like it's a way to look like your artsy like in in like rural Alabama or whatever. You buy like a you buy like a leather thong at the gas station and it has like a little symbol.
On whoa wait, this white guy had dreadlocks.
Yeah yeah, yeah, well yeah, Nelace. I think it means, like, you know how there's like a way it's kind of like jugglos. You know, it's like it's like trying to be alternative or different in a in like a like there's a live bait store and for some reason they sell necklaces that have like a yang on them. Yeah, like and you're like, I'm not with this crowd. Help you know what I mean? I don't want live baits.
I want you know, I want I want I want what stuck ninety nine, you know something like I'm an artist. I'm an artist, and I'm stuck in live bait world. So he wore one of those because everybody from Nashville is like from rural Tennessee, right, So they come to Nashville and they're still wearing their Like where Freddy's gonna kill me? I don't know where Freddy's from, but he was still wearing his like country skateboarder kind of outfit,
you know, like with dreadlocks. Like, right, man with dreadlocks, Like that's not unusual, you know. Yeah, like people like you know, in a coffee house or smoking like clothes cigarettes and like cater Georgia or whatever. You know, people are trying to like make a name for themselves. They come to Nashville. Then they get straightened out. Someone says, white man with dreadlocks. You know, I met those off of your head.
You're freddy. Yeah, it's a good, good idea to lose those.
You're in Nashville.
Now, what are you doing wearing a Yin yang necklace? Well that's supposed to mean I'm nice and I don't like live bait. Well I'm not around here. You look like a fool. So anyway, he's now has short hair and he doesn't wear.
Now and.
He is rules and he's great and he's my friend and I've known him forever and him you're endorsing him for mayor Yes, I did right away.
They asked me.
If anyone wants to check out a really action packed interview, just google Chris crofton at large Q and A. Because I said what I just wanted to say about Nashville. People keep these politicians that are liars, keep saying that people are coming to Nashville because they like music or something. People are coming to Nashville because there's no fucking income tax. This is a tax haven. Tennessee, Florida, Texas, Idaho, and
Alaska are the only states with income tax. So if any conservative tries to tell you conservative whatever mean person, anybody anyway, any conservative says they're moving somewhere for freedom, and it happens to be one of those five places. It means freedom from taxes, and it means that they're having to tighten their belts like everybody else because even rich people aren't rich anymore because of these billionaires, super people.
Yeah, they're fucking it up for the They're.
Coming to Nashville. Not because they like that, Oh Nashville is so unique and fun. No, they're here just to avoid taxes, and they're trying to make this town over with stadiums because that's what they recognize. All they want is the Dave Matthews band and the Titans. Yeah, they don't want any art. What is art to rich people?
It just annoys them It's like if you ever been to a stand up show where rich people go and they're just like immediately getting raged because they're like I thought I liked stand up They don't know what it is because they think it's like this is political.
It's like, why aren't they punching down on immigrants? That's what I don't.
Rich people do not like art. Good art is all about politics, well in.
The context of it's a good way to sort of shield yourself from taxes by you know, putting your money in art like tangible Oh yeah, buy like Damien forget about that. Yeah, they love that part of art.
Yeah, some frozen shark or whatever.
We do see we have seen like in the past week even in Ohio, like good voter turnout when a thing becomes like a national all issue, like a story nationally but local elections like where where could people have like learned more about their local election? Like where where is the information? Because there's no more local media, right, so like where were you getting the word out that people should vote? Like was it just local like advertising?
Were you like signs? Like what where we like? Where is that?
Nashville still has I got buttons made? I got buttons made, and that was the first thing I did because that's so much fun. To me. That was the most fun part about running was making a button design. Yeah, I mean just old school, you know, buttons like more fun than business cars. People are giving business cards. It's like, who wants a business card? That's just something to put in your car and just clean out six months later.
You know that that that the button people were excited to have it, like, you know, I just wanted a button and and and my friend Larissa designed them. They look like JFK buttons. She based it on that design JFK. And you know, obviously it's not the same, but but uh, you really luckily in Nashville we have the Nashville Scene, which is like the LA Weekly, except it's it's still surviving here, you know, it's still and it's and it's and it's got a great and this is where I
wrote my advice column. So they did a lot of coverage. So that was helpful. Like my interview, people said they voted for me just based on that interview, and I really recommend that people go google it because it was just it's it's not I'm not not hopeful, I'm just trying to say, you know, when you look at when you look at things, and you have have people saying that this is social, this is like some kind of moral moral decay that's causing this. It's one hundred percent economic.
It's one hundred percent economic. And even the racists, you want those motherfuckers somewhere playing darts and drunk on natty ice. You don't want them loose and worried. You don't want them worry about where their next paycheck is coming from. And that's that expression. Poverty is the ultimate radicalizer. Whether the poor person is a nice person or a racist, you do not want them fucking poor person, fuck anybody.
You do not want anybody nervous. A cornered animal is what we're dealing with most of America at this point. And maybe you lash out by giving someone a hug, or maybe you lash out by demonizing transgender people, but everybody's reacting in like these crazy instinctive ways that you how you react when you have a thousand dollars in your bank account and you have four kids or whatever. I mean, it makes people reactionary, yeah, And in my case, it's like I don't have any kids, so I can
be like, my reaction is going to be love. But that's because I just can I have that ability because I have no kids, like if you have kids, like you, I'm just saying that everybody deals with this kind of stress differently, and you just don't want people to be at their worst, which is what America is making people now, you know. But I just think that my message was simply like, people are moving to Nashville because they're avoiding taxes.
All this chaos is because there's no middle class. Stop listening to people saying stuff about fucking immigrants and transgender people, for God's sake, because that's exactly what the Nazis did. Fucking Germany was an economic wreck, and then some idiot came along and started saying that the reason why was because of fucking Jews, and and it worked because people were crazy. People were crazy in Germany at that time.
The money you had, you had a ton of veterans from the First World War who were unemployed and angry and looking for something to do. And then you have somebody come along with an explanation for why their situation is that, and you know that's why they say.
Yes, And that's where we're at. And that's why I think that's where we're at, and I think where we've been at that point for a while now. But the media relies on this both side stuff, right, But there's no more Republican Party. I'm not saying the Republicans all know that, or the people who follow the Republican Party are all bad. I'm not even saying, but I'm just saying that they are mistaken, They're being misled. The Republicans are there to destroy the government. That's all they're trying
to do at this point. Nam Chomsky said that the Republicans have been an insurrectionary party since the early nineteen seventies. We're just at the basically completion point of that. They don't stand for anything except for corporate power. So really, and then once they start saying hate stuff, they should just be off the They should be treated like what they are. They're a fringe group at this point. Unfortunately,
they're half the fucking country anyway. I said stuff like that, yeah, and you know, but this is the thing is, it's like I said it that emphatically, and I think ten years ago, when things were pretty much the same, anytime post Citizens United, I would argue has been a fascist situation and even before that. I mean, this is the capitalism late capitalism. Capitalism evolves to fascism through monopoly. That's just what it does. I mean, yeah, it's designed that way.
I mean, fascism is the end point because that's you just keep eating stuff until you're one thing. I mean, it's like merging and merging and eating and eating until you start eating your own country, your people, you start eating labor, you cut costs that way, you anyway, people were ready to hear it, and they were like, thank you, because people are tired of hearing this MSNBC, Fox News dichotomy.
And yeah, they're tired of this both side stuff. But I understand the media isn't a bad spot because they don't know how to even if they're.
Just like they do know, it's it's just that it's it's just gonna every all of our problems are just solved by abandoning the old ways really like of what we've been doing, because like to your point, we're so over invested in ideologies and ways of treating each other or the economy that the end point will always just be like self immolation, like just self destruction, and yeah, we're I think credit to you, right, like the reason people are ready to hear it, And I think that's
why this is, this is going to be a process. I think for any candidate who are is speaking truth to power consistently, it's going it is appealing to a lot of people, but more people are just slowly, I think, really understanding that. It's like, yeah, man, every time these fucking losers come and ask for a vote, they keep suggesting the same fucking way out. And that's why, like it's it is even wearing thin on a lot of
people too. That to hear someone say something that is completely like antithetical to that, while also sort of centering people's needs, working people's needs and quality of life and things like that just is a much more appealing platform than someone going on doing like scare mongering around you know, LGBTQ people are saying that, like the earth isn't burning down just you know, that's that's what we're so desperately in need of, is just to hear things that are
completely that are you know, diametrically opposed to the status quo. But I think over time, it's it is gonna catch I mean, you see it with how many more people are understanding like that these craven like cynical bills like that we're in Ohio aren't to do X, Y or Z. But it's because, as they say, we want to actually
cement minority rule. And I think the more people are able to see that, you know, I think I think you'll experience more success down the road for sure if you continue, if you decide to continue to pursue it.
I'm enthusiastic always, you know, about whatever it is. You know, I think it's really also voting for people who have energy that is not you don't want low energy people. And I don't mean low energy necessarily like I'm high energy. I sleep like fourteen hours a day, So I don't mean like, I don't mean like, I don't mean it has to be someone who's literally like high energy, because that can be a frightening aspect. That's narcissism, you know.
Narcissists have tons of energy, you know, check out Donald Trump. He's got tons more energy than me, and that does that's not good, you know. But but but energy in the sense that you don't want to get I understand we're up against some bad stuff. But we are stuck here. There's no other world to be in. We have to be here, and we have to keep fighting so we can go, so we can have for our kids. I don't have kids, but just for kids. So there's a freaking world and they get to have fun too because
we got to have fun. I mean, we're all in our sixties and yeah, we've had good lives.
There's just the thing about like us being stuck here that like they discovered that Mars is like atmosphere, like the dust on Mars is like deadly poisonous to humans. Like it's just it's a rap on that idea, like we're never going to be able to colonize Mars. They just covered that like ten years ago, and they there's like a story today where they're like there's actually seasons on Mars and that could actually make it like pretty neat.
Ten years ago.
It's an it's a complete wrap. People really going to have really.
Don't want to vote, no exactly, they just want they're like.
Cyanide dust clouds swirling around. Yeah yeah, I don't know, but I mean I figure we could find a helmet. Maybe they're in the fall. It would be nice.
How about looking into voting, Yeah, I'd rather not. I'd rather see I think the seasons on Mars probably, how about you fucking vote?
All right, let's take a quick break. We will come back. We did talk about Citizens United.
I think we got a little bit more clarity on like how how that came about with this new Pro Publica story.
So we will get to one story when we get back.
Hell yeah, and we're back.
And Pro Publica, you know, they keep dropping albums LPs on us. This is this is kind of their most complete vision concept album, the Bribery LP.
It's uh, it's the Pro Publica is pro Publican, that's for sure, because they have even more evidence that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was just he's just been getting fluid out like some ig sugar baby around the globe for billionaires pleasure, basically so they can also access the
Supreme Court. And we knew about the Horatio Alger situation and how like you know, like once he once he became a Supreme Court justice, he entered this association and immediately like it's like a two hundred thousand dollars to join group of wealthy people who essentially just want access to very powerful people in our government. And we also knew about Harlan not into Nazis crow, but now we get.
An idea of like their dinnerware.
Just think it's a cool thing to have because it's such a weird time on earth. I also need to unburden myself of the money that I have.
Ever everyone normal has a sculpture garden of the world's most famous dictators or nothing.
Of course, have you seen have you seen my polepot teapot? It's fucking in swhimsical. But anyway, what pro public is saying is like this guy has been accepting gifts like
none other. Like they can't even find anything. They said, quote at least thirty eight destination vacations, including a previously unreported voyage on a yacht around the Bahamas, twenty six private jet flights plus an additional eight by helicopter, a dozen VIP passes to professional college sporting events typically perched in the skybox, two stays at luxuries or resorts in Florida and Jamaica, and one standing invitation to an uber
exclusive golf club overlooking the Atlantic coast. These these gifts include contributors like from people from the fossil fuel like industry, someone from like Berkshire, Hathaway. And we also found out that Thomas also gives access to the Horatio Alger Foundation or association basically for fundraisers, like they can have fundraisers like in the Supreme Court, because Clarence Thomas is like, yeah, yeah,
like I can. I can range in the Supreme Court, like in one of the buildings like around there, Like it's unbelievable. You can try on the robes, bang the gabbles. They're fifteen hundred dollars plate dinners if you're a member of the Horatio Augur thing. If you're a guest, it's it's something like ten thousand or like nine thousand dollars. So you know, one guy card absolutely yeah. One guy, they pointed out, basically bankrolled the Thomas's like summer vacations
for a fucking decade. Huh. And these aren't just some like oh, it was a large group of people, you know, I don't know, it was like a junkit type trips. Like no, they're talking about like how specifically one donors Like I really liked it, you know, like I went to school in Nebraska. Come see this like not the University of Nebraska football team, and everyone's like, what the fuck, why are you gonna see this? Like off brand Nebraska
football team. And then also like other parties were like people who are like fawning over Clarence Thomas, like a guy and his wife serenaded him with like an original song like yeah, goofy shit, damn it. How do you not have video of that?
Yeah?
I know right again. Thomas is smart though in this sense that the companies associated with these billionaires didn't have business in front of the court, you know, explicitly, but they work in industries where the Supreme Court decisions have huge implications on the company's bottom line. And at that point, I think most people like, Okay, haven't.
We seen enough here?
Like this has been the most billionaire friendly like run of Supreme Court, of the Supreme Court, and like this, he's one of the people who presided over Citizens United like that that was five to four. He didn't recuse himself from that. Basically made corporations infinitely powerful. It's like one of the most impactful decisions the last I don't know,
but fucking long time. The reason that we have the corporate kleptocracy we have now didn't make any sense at the time, hasn't made sense since then, completely destroyed any attempt at like, you know, keeping billionaires from controlling political power, and now we're learning the entire time he was being like just taking care of Yeah, I tightened by the
people who've most benefited from that. Like it's just the most like one to one connection of bribery into action that I can think of, like the Citizens United like decision. At the time, everyone was like what the fuck, Like but this ship like doesn't make sense, Like if you if your goal is to preside over a functioning civilization, like this is correct, doesn't make sense.
It doesn't make any sense.
But yeah, like people, Yeah, well but he didn't explicitly like say these people's names and any rulings, So we're okay.
It's just like you guys are painting like Barack Obama as some like nation of Islam doom profit because of like one time he went to a church with somebody, Right, Yeah, but this guy is getting fucking finger popped on yachts by billionaires and they're acting like, oh, I mean, it's it's not They didn't have any explicit business in front of the court. That's not the point. It's all about soft power. There.
There is no everybody. There's only every company's owned by another company that's owned by another company that has business before the court. I mean the idea like, oh, Nabisco doesn't have any business before the court. Yeah, but Viacom that owns Nabisco.
Or you know what I mean.
It's like there is no company that isn't partially owned by a hedge fund. I mean the idea that the brand name isn't like we didn't make a ruling on Nobisco, like saying like Jesus could be bigger, right, like we you know, the idea that any of these companies are independent, or that they could say that, oh, I'm just being friendly. This billionaire has no business ties.
Yeah right.
We didn't make a ruling directly on cheese Its. We just made it possible for cheese Its to bankroll the entire next election.
Like yeah, I just the idea that like people are like, well, they didn't have any business in front of the court.
I mean, it's just like it's full crazy.
Do some googling and find out well.
It's like yeah, it's like it's the same thing when you look at like Berkshire Hathaway, it's like, well, Berkshire Hathaway didn't have business in front of the court. It's like, yeah, but they like fully own like materials and construction business
and jewelers and all these other companies. But again, this is just sort of like just this inability to just cross that bridge, or at least the media is unable to just be like this is so fucking foul, like there's no way you can defend any of this shit, especially when he was saying he was so duplicitous in the shit that he said, where he was like, you know,
like I left. Clarence Thomas has said, like, you know, trying to pat himself on the back, He's like, you know, I actually I actually said goodbye to actually making a lot of money and accumulating wealth because I decided to sit on the court. Because it's about the principle of the thing. Cut to you doing all this fucking fancy shit with all these billionaires and already getting all your
bills fucking paid, et cetera. Then this again, can I imagine this is only probably a fraction of what's going on.
Clarence Thomas obviously has no personality. He looks like he looks about as fun as I don't even know. He looks like a bookend. He looks like an angry bookend. Yeah, like his eyeballs look. Look, he looks so mad. Yeah, all the time. And then he goes on these I mean, he's obviously on these trips. He's he's obviously an object. He's a Supreme Court justice. He's not friends. None of
these people are as real friends. You imagine how much of a loser you have to be to go on a fishing trip with a guy or a woman who is using you as a fucking device and having a nice time. Oh, this is so fun.
And they're like, this is what.
We're gonna be able to take over the world because we get it's this kind of person Like they give him a fishing rod that has his name on it.
Wats this? We're going to sing him a song, an original, an original little ditty.
They give him a bullie shirt that says here comes to judge on it, and he's like, right, right, whatever you want. I would have no friends worn for this. Like, imagine having fun on a fishing trip where you were obviously being taken advantage of or any of these things, like he's just going around like on planes, being like there's something dramatically wrong with the person.
That's why you couldn't do it. And someone like a shell of a human who is only chasing material comfort or this image of power is completely fine being a total instrument of the billionaire class because in his mind, he's like, I don't know, I get to see these like weird Division two NCAA games.
Yeah exactly, yes, yes, and like have and somehow have fun knowing that you're an absolute being used like level and you're still have fun, right, like, oh, this is a pretty good game, even though I'm like ruining the world, like oh, I'm ruining democracy, but man, oh man, I'm court.
Side yeah democracy.
Alice Rawley, the person who came in second to Freddie McConnell in the Nashville mayor's race and is now in the runoff. She was one of those people. Her only she was she was a She's an ill tempered person who only her only platform is like privatizing public schools and the usual stuff like I mean stuff that she read on a cereal box of like you know, wheedies or whatever.
You know that. I like how she's cashing in on the fact that she was a private public school teacher to be like and that's why it's bad.
Well anyway she is. Yeah, so she is like this charmless person who was not even There's this other guy named Matt Wiltscher, who I did not want to win, but at least he campaigned hard. He's also a guy who he posed at the sight of the new juvenile detention center that's being built, and he was like, I'm investing in the youth of Nashville. That was surreal, like unbelievable, like dog whistles, like he made it till it was a community center. It was like a it was a
juvenile jail. He's like, this will be a building that will give young people a chance. Anyway, total craziness, but Matt Wilscher at least put the work in. Alice Rowley came in second because some guys an actual hedge fund guy who looks like, I don't know, a cartoon villain, like you know, some guy was like an ex LA Cross captain who's like got some like tortoises shell glasses.
Because now he's a financier or whatever. He bought ads for her at the last minute on television, and she came in second out of fucking nowhere, right out of fucking nowhere. So all you need is money plus a moron, and you have got the Supreme Court, or you've got a second place finisher in the mayor's race. And no offense to Alice Rowley. I don't know who she is.
I don't know anything about her. I know that she has not run a campaign that has been anything except for hostile and weird, and like all she wants is more police, which of course is I mean, which is just bouncers. Police are just bouncers for the billionaire's yacht club. Remember that police are there to crack heads at the gate of the billionaires fucking yacht club that's got the Supreme Court in there, you know, wearing his captain's hat that says to judge on it.
You know, well, Chris, that is always such a pleasure having you.
That was it. That was a couple of hours.
We got two minutes the Patreon.
Yeah, where can where can people find you?
Follow you all that good stuff?
Well you can follow me on Colegrew got me like the show and uh, it's it's me and my brother talking about stuff like this, and like the last episode was me right after the election loss. So it's pretty sad. I'm like, I couldn't even be anything. I was like, yeah, well coldbrew didn't work. My last episode Colbrew did not work. I mean it's seriously, you can you're not losing an election. Cobrew will not solve that, right, right, So cobrew got me like the show. You can follow me on Instagram.
You can follow me on Twitter and go buy my book The Advice King, or go listen to my record. Hello it's me. Yeah, and I think that's all the stuff I need to promote. I know I forgot something, but that's okay, amazing.
And is there a working media you've been enjoying?
Oh yeah, you know what I follow? I follow this this this channel called Channel Jesus Christ.
Actually channel's making a comeback. I've heard like.
L I'm a young man following channels. I follow this channel on Instagram.
Okay, love an Instagram channel.
They're familiar with Instagram, but it's got these channels on it. The show pictures so it's this one called Poor Boys Bar. Do you know, guys know about that. No, well, it's some kind of like I just like all the things on.
It, the.
Hashtag Grandpa, so like it's, uh, let's see what this is. Guys, do not use diesel on a Prius or any car that doesn't take it. The station ran out of gasoline, so I used diesel since I figured it had just make my engine louder. It does not make your engine louder. My car broke down waiting on Triple A. It's like it's like someone who they go through the they go through the Internet and they find these you know, they find these funny things. So, uh, she didn't ghost me.
She was just she didn't ghost me, she was just in rehab. Let's oh, and that's by someone named at. I can't even read. I'm not I can't even say this out loud. The name of their handle, someone named Wyatt on Twitter.
Yeah you go.
And then one more, a woman with a rotisserie chicken can be something so dangerous and like also like like Marxist Marxist dk L Marxist at DKL Marxist on Twitter wrote the Spanish language went off with biblioteca.
Yes, that's one of my favorite tweets of the Yeah, I love that.
Miles.
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Miles, what song do you think people might do? I think you are going to like this track by Yoni Madraz y O n I M A y R easy. It's called nineteen ninety nine, and uh, it's just like a this guy's like, I guess, like a jazz keyboard player, but he really loves like nineties hip hop, so he tries to use that sort of boom back sort of aesthetic while also playing like live keys and things like that.
So it just kind of feels like, you know, the kind of like if you want to a coffee shop, you're like, oh, who's this little fucking band going off right now? So check this one out? Nineteen ninety nine by Yoni Myraz.
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