Hello the Internet, and welcome to this episode of The Weekly Zeitgeist. Uh These are some of our favorite segments from this week, all edited together into one NonStop infotainment laugh stravaganza. Uh yeah, So, without further ado, here is the Weekly Zeitgeist. Well, Miles, here we are on the final day of November, and we are joined by one of the great a writer, one of the best podcast hosts and executive producers doing it. You know them from stuff they don't want you to know. You know, I'm
from ridiculous history. Please welcome the brilliant, the talented Ben.
Bowling smokes I got my own, I got my own aka baked in courtesy of mister Miles Gray.
I appreciate you guys for.
Happy Ben Bowl and yeah yeah, yeah, nothing but net a hit yeah aka aka Wandering Wizard of Wisdom.
That's Brandon Falls aka bending over Backwards with benevolence, Sir bed and Bowling. I took a que from you guys, and I went on Twitter. F X FK Twitter.
Ye in this house, we believe it is called Twitter.
Okay, this is by far, I think the most conservative take the three of us are going to have for a while.
We honor the past in this house. Yeah, exactly by saying it's still Twitter as long as I can type Twitter into the little window and go to Twitter. That's what it's called to me. Imagine when's that day coming when they completely nuke that U r L. They won right, can't because then someone else can just swoop it up, right, That is? Yeah, And Neil and Musca has never done anything that's bad for business, So I don't think it's gonna happen.
Not once, not never.
Miles, did you notice something about Ben's AKA When he asked his listeners for Ak's they were very like deferent and were like, we honor you, sir, you are a wizard, you are wise, and our gang listeners are out here. You know, writ in AK after AK about that one time that I pissed my pants allegedly allegedly, I don't remember. I'm pretty sure I didn't even piss my pants. It was my pants just were wet somehow after I went on scary ride.
You're pretty sure you're clear.
It was really I think I think I got pranked by my young nephew. You know, he was right next to me. I come off, my pants are wet. I didn't feel myself pee my pants and I used to do that ship all the time when I was drinking, So you know I have some.
Yeah, I just learned about that.
Is that true?
Yeah?
I mean there's so many pictures having pissed himself. Yeah, yeah, to a degree that it just seemed like at a certain point he was just like, yeah, I'm famous enough that I don't have to go to the bath.
Yeah.
He has such confidence. Yeah, confidence in the pictures he's like.
Yeah that or just completely like eyes half open, like Larrywards. You wouldn't even know that he even knew the concept of urinating in a toilet, So who knows?
Taking a piss and hants is more like more like, yeah, yeah, I'm tak Yeah, I'm taking taking heads.
I like.
I like that that hypothetical conversation because somebody has just said, hey, it's taken, which I that you're calling him taken? Hey taken, Yeah, yeah, I'm taking I'm taking a piss in my trousers.
I thought you meant the idiom in British English have taken the piss, like around taking the piss.
Yeah, I didn't know.
Now we got taken taking the piss taken up. Wow. Anyway, this is what they come here for.
That's what they're here for. Here's a certain set of skills. Yeah, exactly, Yes, exactly, have a very particular set of skills, particularly useless. Yes, what is something from your search history?
We talked about this yesterday and I showed Carmen my search history and she was.
A little appalled. So I think I think we should go with the easy one.
Well, here build two years. Here's the thing.
I saw some of the stuff in Jane's search history, and it got me to start searching some of the stuff in Janey's search history because I was curious, is she so something that Janey searched that I also searched because I've never seen gay porn before.
Wait what they do?
Watch to one another on camera?
I typed Jamie pulled us up. Guy can't stop ejaculating?
Now that's even a thing you can search.
Yes.
I thought I was gonna get like a link to like a pornhub video or like something hot, but I actually got a link to like news program shorts about this guy who literally has like a hundred orgasms a day, And it's actually kind of heartbreaking and really sad.
Oh no, man, Yeah you got something way darker.
Yeah, I got something way darker.
Do we get to meet him in the news clip? Like he yes? Oh wow, what is his comportment?
Like you get to meet her because she transitions? Oh wait what what Janie what?
Yes?
Yeah, so she transitioned, and it actually like has helped her.
I don't know.
I think part of it is like she was like, yeah, my sisters would put me in dresses, and I was like, I kind of like it, and I believe that for on face value, but more so I think that taking estrogen reduced like it stopped her compulsive orgasms from happening, or it like made it a lot better.
So Christine, I didn't even see they she looks she's serving.
I remember this the over.
Really funny though.
Dale Deer from a rare and seemingly incurable condition that leads to him suffering up to one hundred unwanted orgasms a day.
They seemed powerful.
Yeah, yeah, very powerful, Like you can't that's on the ground. Yeah, get like playing frisbee.
He was just trying to play frisbee at the time.
This very funny part where it's I mean, it's so fucked up. But like he's saying that, like you might think it's not that bad just having orgasms all the time, but when you're at your dad's funeral looking over his gospel and you're just busting your.
Papa, busting, just strating.
Did not use the phrase bot that's my.
Okay, that's your editorial over my dad's cast. It blowing my beans in my pangs.
Just throwing ropes on my dad dad the silly string in the guy.
Yeah, in that case, yeah, like it's causing more trauma than even needed. It's like I didn't I didn't need to have that in my visual view as I'm having an orgasm. But hey, yeah, well good to know that she's you know, on the on the right path now and less having less debilitating orgasms.
Yeah.
Absolute Hall of Fame search history by the way.
Yeah, oh, thank you.
My shout out to the show Seeking Derangements for putting me onto onto the guy who can't stop ejaculating.
But yeah, wow.
My first thought was someone get her some SSRIs because the second she gets on some let orgasms be gone down.
Yeah.
I believe that was the original name of the product prozac when it was first introduced was Orgasm, Begone ut Killer Googlen. They're like, oh, that's sake coming too much, Jane. Is there something from your search history? I mean that obviously that was from I mean that was the top one from Okay, let's leave it's unbeatable. Yeah, we have to put.
That on the t. That's not a pedestal for now.
Yeah. What's something you think is overrated? Overrated?
Oh?
Okay, I.
Guess maybe it's perfectly rated. Okay, but here's I think champagne is overrated. Maybe I've said this before on the show, but it is too sweet, always gets you too drunk, always, and it's just it's too expensive, I guess, and it's stupidly seen as like a status symbol. I think Champagne is gross. I prefer it a Bruso. What's the sparkling red? Another Italian moment.
I always wondered if there was a sparkling red.
No, there is, there is, and you can have it chilled too. And I used to get.
The region of Italian lamb bruce Go Abruzzo, Lambrusco. Excuse me, I'm sorry, Lambrusco is fuck yeah, Lambrusco greater than for I'm just not add into champagne.
No.
It is interesting too how it is like the default drink for being like and we here we are get the champagne, like we still have this the momentum of like cracking open barrels of champagne from like centuries ago.
That is like if you ever gotten drunk on champagne, it's the most like the whole time.
It's like it gives you acid reflux immediately.
And if it's not, like that's why the whole bottomless mimosa thing. I all no, And I've had like I've wintered one of my Valentine's Day with my ex went to like a bottomless champagne voleunce. I was like, oh, this will be cute found on an event Brighte.
Never do that.
I ended the night puke, having puked in a doorway of a bank, and then crying in the shower about how I ruined, Like, oh it was so perfect and so champagne, and champagne doesn't it'll like you're just the steep climb to being drunk and then it'll drop you super quick.
No one has a good champagne drunk story, like no one's ever let I love champagne because every time I drink, but everyone's like, man, I fuck, I fucked up again.
I went to fucking bottomless Mimosa Brunch, the hip Hop the Trap Brunch again. We drank nine bottles of y Cleft, the fucking cheap ass.
Sparkling wine, and I'm fucking sick in fucking Koreatown again.
Like I imagine champagne is good if it's and I don't, I guess maybe what is it done Perryo or like mum or what's the other? Like I guess if it's top top, top top sons. Yes, if it's top tier, and that's why. I guess if you spend you know, thousands of dollars on a really incredible bottle, I don't know what. Then I think maybe it's good, but ninety percent of the time it's bad.
Combined with berry for some reason, strawberries with champagne, Like those two compliment each other better and like it doesn't didn't make sense to me that they would compliment each other as well as they do, but they Okay, Yeah, I get most of my phone area ideas from Bruno Mars songs.
That's what.
That that is what I like what you like bro song's about me? Have you tried it?
Though?
Like like makes champagne taste way better for some reason. What is something that you guys think is underrated?
Underrated?
Underrated? That's rare?
What is underrated? I mean I just started watching Will and Grace again from like season one, but I don't feel like it's underrated.
I don't think it was like, yeah, you can start with overrated if that if that's if we want to work up to the underrated.
Okay, well I have one for this kind of I guess this is underrated and kind of a mix. I do think my underrated, even though it is a really popular fast food chain of Popeyes, but I do think it's overrated. Is really like different expensive types of fried chicken, where I'm just like, I don't know how much better you can get for you know this thirty four dollars out of fancy restaurant.
Is it going to be better than Popeyes?
Yeah?
Yeah, I've kind of nailed it, haven't they?
And the whole point of fried chicken is that it's like supposed to be the cheap.
It's cheap. It's like, why make it nicer than it is?
I do think, Okay, I like, I like the Popeyes and it's so buttery and there's a flakiness the skin that's really exciting. When I get start getting into the bone territory and of Popeyes, I do, I feel like I start to see the quality deteriorate. And those bones do make me a little uncomfortable. And I think they can be they can be brittle, they can be colors that don't feel super health forward.
And when I'm looking at an Amor.
Quotes the Mare and Morris song of the bones are good, right, So you're saying the bones, I'm.
Saying that the bones aren't so good. And it's kind of like it's one of those things you know, how you can feed like raw chick into a dog and it can eat it bones and all. Like I don't know if the rock chicken they're using a Popeyees is even is.
Totally like Dogga ball.
I worry about those bones breaking and hurting my dog's traky, not that I would ever own a dog. That's what's overrated in my opinion is dogs.
You got there, dog owner shak you Yeah, that was the journey. So you I'm just having Do you want a sturdy bone in your bread chicken?
Or are you saying when I want to when I get to the bone, I want like a gorgeous porcelain un dirt there, Like you want.
A gorgeous gleaming yeah kind of yes, bone colored bone.
I want a bone colored bone, some some sort of alabaster sculpture that I could mount on the wall.
Right, you want like a cartoon bone like the lull and it's like a perfect skeleton.
Yeah, I mean it does have to be like such a massive femur.
But it sounds very of his mouth with two hands.
Yeah.
How clean are your bones when you're done with fried chicken?
By the way I would say with wings, I'm cleaning them hard.
I take great, great pride in the cleanliness of my bones that it's just just bone, no grizzle. Hell yeah, after a lifetime growing up as a white American where I'm eating so much grizzle on the bone, and then my wife was.
Like, what the fuck are you doing?
This is all right here, this is this is, this is amazing. She was like, this is and I can't let you continue on like this. And now we have clean bones, and I.
Take great pride that does.
Yeah, that's right.
It makes you a better person.
Because that also feels like a dating like you know, twenty signs, like you know, I guy, it's going to be good in bed.
They're like go up for wings, like.
If he eats the whole wing, like you know, like he knows how to go down.
Yes, ladies, my friend married a white guy and she was sending us pictures of his plates from their honeymoon, complaining about how he didn't clean various It could not.
Have been a worst sign I've never seen from the literally from Hawaii.
Sounds like he wasn't eating the chicken or her. Are they still I assume they're divorced.
They're together for now, but.
We're keeping our eye on them.
Yeah, I'm just going to post a picture from the honeymoon when it all goes bad and just say we all knew this was right.
We could tell from the jump.
Yeah, I'm sure she'll appreciate that.
Yeah, they use it like in divorce court.
Mm hmmm, Yeah, she gets he's geting everything.
Are you kidding?
I would say I'm probably definitely more in the white stereotype of not getting all to the gristle. You know, I feel like I get I get the I get the good parts, but then I also might like, you know, hand the rest of it to a friend, you know, to a hungry friend.
That's right, there's so much time around.
I'll clean I I had a a I went to a one of those Japanese joints where they give you the whole shrimp, and the shrimp heads were like grilled hard enough, and they brought a bowl for the shrimp heads and I was like, no, no, no, we don't need that hit. We're eating the heads. We're all Asian people here. And all of my friends sold me out. They're like, actually, I don't really, So I had to eat like nine shrimp heads. I thought I was going to have like anaphylactic shock. It was not good.
Yeah.
You were like yeah, literally, like we are not pussies, like we can do this. And they're like, oh, I would take the bowl and you're like, okay.
That's crazy. I love shrimp heads. I love eating hat on shrimp, even when you're like not supposed to. I'll eat the whole damn yes, with all the da and the eyes and everything.
They're so smarter, Yes, as smart as a shrimp. That's what we say.
Right, just trying to be as smart as any given shrimp.
You need their brain food.
Yeah, let's take a quick break. We'll be right back, and we're back. We're back, and let's.
Get into some news. And by news, I of course mean just look at the dumb shit that people are talking about on TikTok, right, you.
Know, it's a good indicator. I mean last time we had to talk because people were like.
They're all worshiping Bin Laden.
You're like, they're not, thank you for trying to make that a thing.
That's what I thought you were going to bring up when you saw TikTok. Oh no, no, we're talking specifically.
There's just like a few articles that I was reading and I was like, wow, like the new thing right now is just terrible, terrible dating advice or like how like relationship advice. But that's like the fun thing about TikTok is you get to watch younger people discover things from the past, like it's a fucking cold mine. Like I remember videos like have.
You heard of Rage against the Machine?
You're like, yeah, no, go on, go on what or like you know, sometimes they find out about an artist like or forgotten activist and things like that.
But other times it's like they apparently they stumbled on Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus, a book that came on nineteen ninety.
Two, and like like takes their like they're taking shit out of that book and be like, yo, this is like the source code of the Matrix and it's like it's true. It's to the point that the book is back on the best seller charts. This is the one that is filled with you know, just regressive, gender essentialist garbage. But hey, this is what the kids are feeling right now. And if you look on TikTok, there are thousands of videos under the hashtags hashtag dating advice or hashtag dating expert.
But it may shock you to hear that some of these experts are in fact not fucking experts at all. They're just usually people that know how to farm clicks or A thing that I've been seeing a lot of probably talk about this in an upcoming episode, is like there's like this aesthetic now that it's just pretending to be on a podcast, you know, like where you see people in a room like yeah, and half the.
Time I'm like, yo, where the are these shits charting?
Like I'm in podcasts, and I don't know this thing has a million views as a video. But then you look, it's like there is no podcast. It's just like the visuals. It's like the aesthetic now is being like these are people talking on microphone, and I guess that lends an air of authority to it.
But yeah, a lot of the advice shouldn't.
By the way, we should just say yeah, you could just yeah, you can just upload that ship and make it a podcast, like I could. I could upload a voicemail and it would be a podcast.
Right, yeah, exactly. But a lot of the advice is like really bad. Like there's one coach saying like, you know, women like that you need to lose weight before going out into the dating world, or using like this really this terminology like high value male or high value female or divine feminine to sort of just like you know, cloak the gender normativity and like stereotypes that like serve
as this quote unquote advice in it. And you know, also shockingly this advice is very anti sex work, like with quotes that are like men don't wife pole dancers or another one was so wild. It's like no one is going to the funeral of the OnlyFans girl, nobody cares like You're.
Like, all my subscribers will be.
There, Yeah, exactly, they will. They will be my pallbearers.
Exactly.
They will bring my body into the church and into the ground and or the other things. Like you know, men are only there for financial gain and just doing this, like so you don't need to worry about anything except
for like the financial aspect of your relationship. And some actual experts in dating and sociology are pointing to the fact that like online dating has made things pretty bleak for younger people, especially if they're all of their dating experiences begin and end with like using apps, and it's just it basically turns your relationship into a game where you're just swiping to find like the more better resourced like Pokemon card basically like as you go through and
as a as a result, it leaves people feeling like like they're expendable because their attitude is like that towards dating. Some are also saying it could be a reaction to like just you know, the general malaise of capitalism that like many people are burnt out by like stagnant wages or like living with parents or things like that. So there's a certain appeal to this idea of like a rich partner who could just come in and completely change
everything shit yea yeah, and like fuck a relationship. Yeah, Like it's like, Noah, man, fuck a relationship, Like I need to fucking I'm I'm so ground down from toiling, Like I'm only gonna look for people who are gonna provide X, Y and Z, And that's like what my calculus is.
So yeah, like get me off this treadmill, however I can do it. Yeah, that's it's all. It's also bleak.
I feel like what you're describing. I'm not familiar with this book, but this sounds like it's very like Part and Parcel with like the Rise of like Andrew Tate, yeah, and like Jordan Peterson and stuff like that. And I feel like there is like there's always like a search and like more like right wing like reactionary viewpoints to like have some kind of like intellectual legitimacy to like why you're like, why you're misogynists, why you're racist, why
you're homophobic? Right, there's always like a search to find like, oh see this fucking quack doctor said women are more prone to like gathering, and men are more prone to hunting,
and you know whatever. And I feel like this book could just be another extension of that, because I mean, Andrew Tate isn't really like he's influential, but he's not like a scholar, and I feel like this could be like just a way to kind of like graft On that viewpoint to like an intellectual like, oh see, these are my sources, you know.
And this I think it's in the exact same way.
I also think the same thing with like Jordan Peterson, But Jordan Peterson is like a whiny Canadian man with like a nails on chalkboard voice that can't stop crying exactly, so I feel like he's not as revered as what.
Are you talking about, terrible Jordan Peterson.
Well, because like they're all kind of boiled down to being like like if like if.
You're sort of distilling into a very like harmless view.
It's like they're saying, like we're just telling people to not settle, Like that's that's what it all boils down to. But then you really dig into it and it's like, well, no, we're actually learning how to categorize people. Look at them completely differently and then operate from that place and to your point, like, there are just as many like like these sort of like anti feminist dating type guru people that exist like outside of Andrew Tate, like you think of like Pearl Davis and those.
Fresh and said, yeah goes on. Yeah.
A lot of these videos are sort of entertaining purely for the fact, and I'm sure a lot of people are just watching it for like outrage, like it's not you know, half of it is people being like, oh, I wonder if that's true, and other people like this is so fucking backwards, like what are y'all talking about?
That's why I say a lot of the people are just really good at farming clicks, but like they're just some of them are just like funny because it'll be like tips on like manipulation, Like it's like how to not appear jealous, Like if you if you're calling somebody and then like if you're calling a guy like in a very like cis head relationship and you don't want to come off as insecure and they call back and say, oh, how come you Like I missed your caller? Why did you call?
You can say, oh, I was actually, rather than saying you were checking in, say that you had a flat tire and you needed their help, but another man actually helped you do that and you no longer need their help or like just weird shit. That's sort of like how to make people more dependent on you. It's super fucking wild. Don't treat them like a human, right.
Yeah, every time I calm my boyfriend, I make up something horrible that just happened to me, and I say, well, actually another guy came and fixed it for me.
Sorry, Oh my god.
That is yes, right, shop for eight years, so you know, yeah, you should try it.
I'm kidding.
Oh well, here's a question I may have. Does your boyfriend pass the orange peel theory test? Do you know about this?
Tell me about the orange peel theory?
Okay, so yeah, you don't know the orange peel Oh my gosh, how do you know you're in a good relationship, Carmen unless you know about the orange peel theory. So this is another thing that's blowing up like it has a ton of views under this hashtag about it again young people being like, oh this just actually makes sense. I'm just gonna play the orange peel theory for you right now, so you can get an idea of how it's being discussed on TikTok.
Everybody's talking about the orange peel theory. If you don't know what that is. The orange peel theory basically describes that when your partner does an active service for you, that's something that you are perfectly capable of doing on your own. And this is for really small stuff like, for example, peeling an orange. Let's say that, for whatever reason, I hate peeling my oranges, but I really like oranges. I asked my partner, hey, babe, would you mind peeling this orange for me?
And they can either.
Respond with of course, love, like, not a problem at all, or they can say, no, you are perfectly capable appealing that orange yourself, or maybe my partner already knows that I really don't fuck with citrus and has the.
Orange already peeled and prepared for me.
Either way, the response of much bigger things than just an orange, because even just a super tiny thing like that reveals so much about their attitude and so much about relationships. Is this small thing?
So yeah, that's what that's what they're going on about, is yeah, the orange. It says everything about you if you don't do fuck, which is like so one dimensional, and I'm like, oh, y'all, y'all are in for a wild ride, because.
I want my partner to be like a terrified personal assistant who is always trying to anticipate what I want three hours ahead and just have peeled fruits of various kinds laying in front of me. That's the only way for me, or that you know, I'm good to have a relationship or that yeah, or that, like acts of service is the only real metric for understanding how a partner values.
You, Like if don't if like, if you don't reallylationships down to that level, people will have no way to actually understand what matters in relationships, Like can you like to be like yeah, oh yeah, it cheat on me all the time, But I have never had to appeel and orange the entire time.
So ah, who's laughing now, it's just like a very.
I think we need to go back to the grapefruit theory, which is you take a grapefruit and.
You on the video, Yeah, do you really love? Do you know how to work this grapefruit?
Yeah?
The true measure of laugh that's the grapefruit theory.
But like I get to like, I think it's like one of those things here with these younger people, like learning about like love languages and like the one that resonates with them. It's like yo, yeah, the actual service would come and then just completely just like hooking onto that without really beginning to understand what matters to you or being able to articulate that. Like sure, I get that if you're being very narrow and being like they won't do this, they might not care about other things.
But that is such a very myopic way looking.
At what I want my partner to be realistic with me about, like like no, bitch, you can't do that yourself, right, because there are times when I am being annoying.
I'm very turned off by like forced helplessness shit like that. Like, yeah, I've hung out with couples where like one of them usually the woman just kidding, but well, one of them in the relationship will will be like just I don't know anything in nane, like hey, can you grab me this?
And it's like the thing that they want you to grab is like closer to them, and it's like, yes, why do you need your partner to do like I don't know, like maybe I'm just more independently minded, but I I just that is so grating to me, Like I hate it.
There have there have been moments where like I've had that relationships too, and like I'm like, you are capable, Like sometimes I will sound like the orange peepers, like you can peel the orange. You're the orange that you're holding that you decided to eat.
Yeah, I'm like, I just.
Don't really.
Sorry, well you shouldn't eat that ship because now if he doesn't open the door for me, it's fucking over. Okay, like that like.
Monster material behavior.
I do just want to say, because we did we kind of talked about men are from Mars, women are from Venus being like the intellectualization or like the sources for like this bullshit. And the front of the book has like the author listed as John Gray, PhD. That PhD is from is an unaccredited PhD from a Pacific university and now defunct correspondence institution and then an honorary
doctorate for delivering a commencement speech. So and like his main thing is he studied under like one of the yoga people, like the original founders of yoga in those sixties and learned how to like kind of get into the spiritual guru bullshit that way.
I've only seen documentaries of Yeah, I only make documentaries about how above board some of those yoga gurgurs have been.
Yes, exactly interesting interesting.
Yeah, So it's always some motherfucker that's like a chiropractor. That's like, no, listen, I've got it all figured out right.
It's simple.
Men are from Mars, women are from Venus.
That's it. Any questions, okay, please stop asking me questions. What do we think is Like I would love to be able to get ahead of this and just start feeding some of the like bullshit, like what is the antiquated shit from our childhood miles from the nineties that we think is going to hit next on TikTok, Like.
Because Carmen and Janey, I know y'all are gen z. That's why we said, right, y'all agen z.
So I'm just curious, yeah, yeah, yeah, But the millennial mindset no fear, Like do we think like no fear philosophy, like second place is the first loser?
Like that isn't that kind of already?
I have an idea.
I think it would be something like I think, all right, so I've I've thought about this a little bit because there's always very significant like pendulum swings in between generations. I think that like gen like like the Millennials were very like sex positive and very like tumblery, and like I don't know, there was like all the like pussy hat feminism and stuff like that. Yeah, and now you see gen Z is very like sex negative and sex repulsed, and there's like.
We don't scenes.
And yeah, yes, yes there's a new puritanism and I feel like that's a reaction to the previous generations libertineism. So to answer your question, I think it would be something like bullying is good actually because that's just like because something like, yeah, adversity builds character, and we've all been told that bullying's bad and that you shouldn't bully people. But maybe we should bring back smear the queer, which I'm personally fine with considering I'm the queer.
Yeah, but yeah.
The launder it in that sort of like phrases to be like we actually need, like shame is actually a very powerful tool that we're missing in our society. And that's how like because that's how all this shit it just comes reworded. And you're like, y'all are just talking about bullying, and like y'all are just talking about like very lopsided relationships or whatever.
It's like, no, I'm talking about the high value males on the earth or whatever.
That feels like very much like because I think we're seeing that legislated, like with all the transphobic and homophobic bills that are being passed around the country. It's like it's an attempt to create like a like legal framework of aiming like a like a certain group of people. So I think there's like that I feel is like a thing that I feel like a lot of older people like these people just have no shame, and like
we need we need people. People need to have a sense of shame for them to be able to act right or blah blah blah, this that and the other. So yeah, I mean, yeah, to your point, Jack, no fear t shirts could be good, But I like Janie's point two, the puritanical stuff might be coming back.
Just straight up puritanism. Yeah, it's just look at this wild sermon from Cotton Mather. You guys, this is blowing my mind.
We're also seeing like gen Z like returned to religion in a really big way, like with like trad because and I'm not saying it like that's necessarily inherently a bad thing, but with trad Catholicism like kind of coming back into fashion and stuff like that. It's it's been interesting to observe.
Very amazing to me because it's so like speaking of shame.
I don't know.
I mean, it's it's like the people that like promote this shit, it's like you're not tad.
You are on TikTok.
Like go have kids, stop talking, go practice, Like it doesn't make sense that like if you're gonna be like who's that bitch like Pearl Davis, that is always like the she's her. The whole thing is like women shouldn't vote, And it's like all right, bitch, then shut up, Like you're if your whole thing is women shouldn't have opinions, then shut up, bitch. Why am I listening to you?
Like I am finding out about Pearl Davis in real time?
Oh we're talking about yeah, oh boy, Oh she's horful.
She's fucking terrible.
I think she went on Pierce Morgan's show, and he absolutely like set her up like to kind of be like, yeah, I agree with you, and then absolutely just like tore her down, and she was like, what's happening? Well, this was a friendly space for regressive ideas.
Yeah, there's there's a very good like clip from that to where there's like a woman she's talking to that's like, you know, like point counterpoint kind of thing, and the other the other guest on there like brings up basically like what I did or what I just said, like so you know, why why have you you like she's had an abortion before, like you know, like you are already failing. I mean this is common with a lot of conservative ship where they failed to meet the standards
that they set for everyone else. Like Ben Shapiro talking about masculinity your Appla book two. Your voice sounds like you haven't hit puberty, Like what the fuck are you saying?
Like, but I bought this piece of wood at home depot and in this bad look, I thought it's a poplar.
Yeah, just working in the woodshot this magnificent piece of wood that's on.
Yeah, I love that video.
We talked about this and me and Carmen's Barbie Episode two but there's in his like hour long destroys Barbie fucking video, he he brings up, how hard enoughs the trans woman that's on Barbie's Like her voice is deeper than mine. It's like, that's not hard, dog, Like, I don't know why you would post your l's like that.
What happened to shame?
Right? What happened?
Can?
I I just thought of one more thing that could come back for gen Z and I hope this one. I hope this is the one. But I've been seeing a big resurgence. Tucker Carlson was very big on this. But like tobacco and like smoking and like nicotine being like good for you, and.
I young people smoking cigarettes more yeah, actual like smoking old fashioned cigarettes with old cigarettes. The emphasis that electricity, Yeah, you don't need to charge those ships or anything. That's crazy.
Yeah right, yeah, there's like, dude that that vape's gonna kill you.
Right there, Like, dude, you know the rare earth metals they got a mind for that battery for that vape.
Dude.
All right, I'm gonna smoke this marble.
I do wonder what sort of below the surface like jiu jitsu has been happening to like with like the major tobacco companies, like like we I think we just had oh yeah, we were talking about how the Surgeon General just came out and was like, actually, loneliness is worse for you than smoking cigarettes. And I'm like, was he paid by like, first of all, it's true? Second of all, was he paid by the tobacco industry to
say that? Ship Like that's yeah right, but that that was what you know, somebody who recently quit nicotine like that. That was what occurred to me. I was like, damn, So maybe I can just like smoke then, because right, I'm not like I'm that bad.
Yeah, you're like I FaceTime with my boy, Well I might have a cigarette so good.
I've heard that if you are able to quit by the age of like thirty five, then it will like basically like negate, most of the like super negative effects by the time you get older. So something you can you can keep cheafing, keep chiefing those darts up until you're.
Stop.
Jadi, you gotta be the new TikTok nicotine groove like you Nicktok.
You're nicktok right now. Actually, totally.
Here's a deal.
How old are y'all You're good, dude, you got like ten years to quit the Chief Darts.
Do y'all know about the the the Tucker Carlson clip I'm talking about where he's talking about how like weed makes you stupid and submissive, unlike nicotine, which opens your mind.
It's like it's so cool.
It's just so cool that someone thinks, first of all, it's true weed is evil.
And nicotine is rad.
So I mean, great mind expanding the great mind expanding benefits is nicotine? Is?
It was?
He was he talking about it? Like in relationship to mental cigarettes? Is that he's a huge vapor Yeah, Tucker calls on.
Yeah.
He like when you re a profile of him, they're like he anytime he's not on camera, he's vaping. Yeah, And Hannity.
Hannity also yeah yeah really yeah.
Like like it's like it's like I'm pretty sure it's like just out of like the camera line.
Basically, it's like, all.
Right, we'll breaking let me just I get my fucking lightsaber, but let me I think this. Let me play this clip because it seems like a Tucker carl said nicotine take.
But let's see if this is the one.
What do they hate tobacco, and it's not because it causes cancer. They don't care about your health. They closed the gyms during COVID. Anyone who closed a gym during a pandemic that killed people who were fat clearly doesn't care about your health. Yeah, they hate nicotine. They love THHC. They're promoting weed to your children, but they're not letting you use tobacco or even non tobacco nicotine delivery devices,
which don't cause cancer. Why do they hate nicotine Because nicotine frees your mind and THC makes you compliant and passive. That's why I hate it. It's a real threat to them.
Hell yeah, man, because I knew all of Bob Marley's songs are like just assimilate and what the state says, Like, I love that. It's so forceful, Janey, like the idea, Like I'll tell you why they hate it because it always like to.
Say, with free your mind is so wild.
Wow.
All right, we got to take one more break. We'll be right back, and we're back.
We're back.
Just one more thing about that last segment. Don't don't seriously, don't do the drinking game tooltop. If you that guy will drive you and sane saying tooltop, I mean that you know you would die.
I mean tooltop, tooltop, tool.
Drug store bottle, drug store bottle, drunk store bottle, drunk store bottle. I said, tooltop, tooltop, tools, I mean unbelievable. My friend said I recommended the channel, or my friend was watching it separately or something like because I have friends that like are into the same kind of stuff, And she was like, have you seen this? And I was like, yeah, I watched it all the time. She's like, man,
that guy. Imagine. I think she might have said, like, imagine a drink again where you said every time he says tool top, you'd just die. So I'm not the only one. Everyone who watched that channels like, I kind of wish you would just if it is a tooltop, you would just put it to the side and not say it, because we're assuming it isn't we know, Yeah, why don't you say when it's not a tooltop? How about that only when it's not a That's like, that's
what I would say in the comments. I want to get in the comments like the guy.
Trolling, Oh, come on, ask gentlemen another if you said tool top fucking forty.
Three please respond, Please respond and put like my phone number, you know.
Like the old guy old, you know, like an old guy in the YouTube comments like I would respond. I've read left fifty of these messages. Here's my phone number again. What's the matter with you?
Please? We need to discuss this urgently.
I also want to talk to you aboutout divorce. You seem like you might know something about divorce.
It's like stand but even sadder.
Do you like Crossby Stills and Nash? Anyway, I'm getting off topic. Please stop saying tooltop so much, but also call me up.
What Chris, what's do you think is overrated?
Or underrated? Okay? Underrated real quick? Just just a flat out recommendation, because I want to get to some stuff. I mean I want to get you guys to get to some stuff. Underrated. This great documentary about a jazz trumpeter on a Criterion channel right now, but I'm sure you can rent it from Amazon or whatever. But it's called I called Him Morgan and it's about jazz trumpeter
Lee Morgan. And first of all, it's an absolutely beautifully made documentary, beautiful, like I mean, like like just to watch, like visually spectacular. And then the story is unbelievable. It's about a trumpet player who became a junkie, ended up on the street, was rehabilitated by this woman, and then this humongous twist sort of not a twist because it's a real story, but like, you know, something unexpected happens. Wow.
But it's just a beautiful documentary. And I watched it again last night, and I probably watched this is probably the third time I've watched it, So that's on there.
Last time you recommended a documentary, All the Beauty in the Bloodshed was one of my favorite things. Oh, I'm glad, So.
I'm glad I called him Morgan is so beautiful and it's it's based on this guy who met this woman who was taking a class from him at like a community college in Mississippi or South Carolina or somewhere, and she was like in in her fifties or something, and he just became friends with her and asked her what her history was, and she just told him the story and he was like, what you know, like can I
record you? Saying? Can I interview you? And he had an audio cassette and this whole documentary's based around this audio cassette of this interview he got with this woman and if he hadn't taken a time to ask her where she came from, because I think it was like a maybe it was a musical appreciation class or something at a community college. I'm probably getting that wrong, but it was something where he was like, oh, what makes
you interested in jazz or something? And then she told him this story, and and Lee Morgan's music's incredible too, and just also just getting into like how sad it is that, you know, the Internet has shattered like culture to the point where there's no more like little ecosystems
that exist. Like jazz was such a fucking awesome yeah in the fifties and sixties, like forties, fifties, sixties, thirties, whatever, just like a place you know where it's just an amazing place where where where you know, Yeah, I don't know, it's just.
Yeah, avant garde musical exploration was like a lot of that was really happening, like yeah, and run run.
By African Americans like fucking you know, like like an unbelievable like a subculture, like cultures, different cultures, like you know, yeah, in the same country or I mean it doesn't matter. You'll get it from the from the documentary. It's a beautiful documentary.
So then little like local community colleges and city colleges. Yeah, and that professor class there, and the professor just said, hey man, what you're an older lady. What are you doing taking this class or whatever. It's like, well this happened, and he's like, oh my god.
And then he has this one dusty cassette and they show him in his house, the professor guy with dreadlocks and stuff, and he has the dustiest oom box. It made me like, I was like, my god, this makes me feel better about how dusty my shit is. I mean, he has the dustiest tape and the dustiest boombox I ever.
Saw, and right, and like the only things that don't have dust on it are the play pause stop button and volume and.
Its unbelievable, unbelievable. I mean, the thing was like coded and dust so overrated. I was just gonna say, federal politics as opposed to local federal politics at this point is just like a full on distraction of people just yelling at each other. They're not even legislating. So everything should be local. Every everybody should be invested in local politics and state state politics. And that's just to tie into like talking about I have this new thing on
NPR in Nashville, which we can talk about later. Through the through the election, I kind of ended up on an NPR show, a local NPR show with a with my own like little feature called Nashville Confidential with Chris Crofton and it's on It's on twice a month on this daily show here in Nashville called This is Nashville, but it's it's on NPR, you know. So I'm like, yeah, I'm like reaching a lot of people.
Yeah.
So I did a whole one about my election that comes out tomorrow and it's twenty five minutes long. So for twenty five minutes, I'm going to be the only thing on Nashville NPR. Oh wow, which is pretty amazing. I mean it's a million person sort of reach.
Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, that's a big universe of listeners.
Radio is still real, man, still reaching people.
And I love hearing that, Chris. But so where's our cut?
Well, you know, we can talk about that off.
The air, some pale dude. That's a wait.
So just phone from when you were like obviously you were getting a lot of attention because you're so outspoken and of completely shattering the mold of like, yeah, no person pursuing office like that, Like just by virtue of that, they were like, hey, we would love to hear more from you.
Is that kind of how it worked out?
Well, it was really through the book originally, but when I came back to Nashville, I was featured author at the Southern Festival Books, which is what I used as like my sort of gold date to be back in Nashville from LA because I was dragging my feet about just like fucking packing, right, So I was gonna have to be back in Nashville by October sixteenth for this Southern Festival Books, which I you can only imagine when I had in my head that I was going to
ride it on an elephant and yeah, given the keys to the city or something.
Instead I spoke.
I spoke in an upstairs conference room at the library to like eleven people, two of which were my mom and my brother.
You know, it's actually a pretty good turnout for it.
Yeah, it was like a book. You know, It's like I forgot it. It's like books, so uh, you know what it's gonna come so unless you're like Oprah or whatever. But after it was over, I met this woman who ran the show This is Nashville, which was this new It's like the flagship. They're trying to basically make a show in Nashville that would maybe even be picked up nationally. It's called This is Nashville. It's a live, five day a week at noon talk show, call in show, having
guests live. It's live, that's the main thing. It's like a live daily sh show. They fired the lady who originally got me involved in the show. She was the executive producer, so it was like this big thing. I was not a part of the show at that point. I had done one report for her. I ended up doing a report on Mule Day because I said to
this woman Andrea. She liked my book, so I said, hey, do you guys need a correspondent for the show like that would do stuff that's kind of odd, you know, like Mule Day or the catfish races in Paris, Tennessee, or like the bell Witch Cave. And she was like, I don't know what any of that is because she had just come in to run that show from Kansas City. So I saw an opening because I was like, you're this is a person from Kansas City, so she's not
going to know this like national stuff. So she was nice enough to bring me on for Mule Day, which you guys can find. I could share it somehow or when I post the show on my on my Instagram, I'll put links to it or whatever. But yeah, yeah, I've already promoted it on my show. But it's me going to Mule Day and interviewing people with a with a you know, just like a fucking zoom recorder.
What is Mule Day.
It's a festival going on since the eighteen forties in rural like an hour outside of Nashville, and it's just like a mule parade, and like, yeah, people camp out all week and they have like cover bands and stuff. You know. It's just kind of a jamboree that I always read about when I lived here in the early two thousands, and I wondered what it was about. So anyway, the new guy, the guy who's in charge of the show now, just said, Hey, I love that Mule Day thing.
Would you like to do a regular thing? So I said, hell yeah. And I think the election helped just in the sense that thirteen thousand votes meant I had an audience. I think, you know, I think that was just sort of a I don't think they maybe looked at it that cynically, but I mean, I think you could say, my whole report tomorrow is about fascism and it's going to be on the fucking radio. Wow. And it's very very because that's what I ran on. But the thing is,
when I ran on it, people loved that message. I mean, they were dying for it, you know what I mean. That's the thing is, like if I just went to them, I think if I hadn't run with this, like oh, I just want to talk talk about fascism for twenty five.
Minutes, and they're like, who the fuck are you?
Yeah, they might say like, well, well, you know, but I had people thanking me for saying the things. We took the things you talk about on this show all the time, just like the billionaires have corrupted things to the point where if you are dealing with the definition of fascism, like the economic version of fascism is just private interest taking over the ostensibly public government. And you know, we couldn't have that worse, right, And that's why the
federal government is like such a joke. I mean, it's just like been everyone there has been paid to do nothing, I mean, just to jam stuff up, so there's just no way to even legislate. So then I realized, shit, I'm doing this report about why I ran for office. That's what the one that's coming out tomorrow is and why I ran for offices because I looked at the roads in my neighborhood, and I looked at the unhoused
people in my neighborhood. And then I realized that they were giving you know, like over a billion dollars in public money to the to the NFL to build a new state. And I was just like, this doesn't compute, you know what I mean. That was how it really started for me. So I went and asked this guy. I just parked my car. I was like, I'm gonna talk to this guy. So I ran down there with this microphone. They gave me this all in one microphone and has a a what do you call it, a
SD card in the bottom of it. It's like a standalone it levels itself. It's called a yellow Tech. I don't know anyways, just a one for me. It's like you know, old man journalists. I mean, it's like press one button and you don't have to do anything right and it's all in there. I mean except forget someone to take the SD card out with a pair of tweezers or whatever and put it in the in the in the peatra diish or whatever happens to those SD cards after you take it out of the stairs.
I have no idea what you have to make it.
Yeah, and then you put it in Yeah, you drop it in a federal nail box tool top. Who knows, Yeah, it could be. I think it's a large.
I think it's a large.
Yeah, it's like a standard super dupe. I was the stands for super duper right, Yeah?
Yeah, yeah, standard super duper cards.
So I just yeah, I send that straight to I take it to either photo mat.
Or and I asked the kind guy there to help me please.
Yeah, I'd like to develop this SD card. Oh jeez, he's back.
Yeah, the guy who has the audio files on that STE card. Yeah, I don't know. He doesn't have an email.
He says, So if you guys listen, I will send you guys the thing for tomorrow when it's when it's out and.
They tomorrow being Friday, or tomorrow tomorrow being.
You guys, are this show gonna be on next Tuesday eisode? Yeah, this is tomorrow's Thursday. In real life, tomorrow's Thanksgiving, so it's coming out on Thanksgiving, and then there's a Thanksgiving and the show is called This is Nashville and the host is named Khalil Eklone.
Well, we'll link off to this on Tuesday.
Yeah.
Well, christ Now there's there's some really I think consequential news in the world of music that we also really we must get your takee.
We have to get your take on.
Okay, you remember Haul and Oats, Oh we all do, and yeah, Hall but Haul and Oats, Yeah, Oats is mustache.
And a bag at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Is that real?
No, it's not.
That would be amazing really, But.
Then you're like it's dismantled, so it just looks like a bag of hair the way it is, like he didn't want to reconstructed.
Our writer JM calls Hall of Notes your parents dentist's favorite musical duo. I it's not it's not right.
Well then I'm guessing I'm your parents favorite dentist or that case that was like a seventeen.
Year old who's never done anything exceptarate play video games.
Yeah, that's right.
Hall and Oates are no Minecraft.
No, but all of notes have some hits. What happened to jazz Man, Hollooakes.
Jazz and yacht rock Baby?
But right now Hall is suing Oats. Nobody knows exactly why. Court documents are sealed, but it's just been revealed that Hall filed emotion for a temporary restraining order against Oates and Daryl. Hall apparently went on Bill Maher's club random show last year, Switch Again. It looks like, yeah, just an anthropomorphic can of axe body spray. It's the renovated
a suburban rump this room. It's so awful. But anyways, it's like Bill Maher and his other really friends, like famous friends, who are like everyone else is a fucking idiot except us, right right.
Right, Darryl Hall narcissist exactly.
Man.
Every single person who's like that has gotten into like cancel culture. Like you know, I'm sure yeah, All is probably like I'm so tired of being told what to do? Yes, of course, I mean was it?
I mean from my perspective, right, Darryl Hall, I was like just narrowly. I was like, well, he was the one whose voice was killing it all the time, So I'm like that's that's the and what we're just saying, like John Oates was just kind of like they get like you're just playing guitar right and backing them up, Like is there like was the perception like John Oates wasn't doing much like Daryl Hall was because like the way Darryl Hall talks, he talks like he talks like he's like.
I was doing all the heavy lifting. Okay, we were just making some shit.
You've heard him say that he's acting like that for real.
Daryl Hall said, you think John Oates is my partner, He's my business partner. He's not my creative partner.
Oh okay, yeah, oh my god.
Yeah.
So like he's treating he's treating John Oates like he's our Garfunkle.
Yeah, I guess. So, yeah, he's trying to do how it has gone down in pop culture. His like there's that comedy band Garfunkle and Oates. That's like these are the also rams right famous duos, But.
Oh right, I didn't even get that. Oh my god, I just you just explained that. I've never understood that. I was like Garfunkle and Oates is somehow just because I was in in the Los Angeles comedy scene, they were in my you know.
Yeah, never was I get it.
Kate mccoochee and Ricky Lindome, Right, you never got it.
I never understood.
It.
Man. It's one of those graduate school jokes.
Yeah, to your point, like Darryl Hoes or Darryl Hall always seemed like both the one who gets the most credit and also the one who's probably the most has the most public facing sociopathic tendencies, and so it's always interesting to take a step back and be like, is he really deserves the credit?
Did they say why oats?
No, Everyone's like it's completely flabbergasted. Yeah, it's just like he's getting a restraining order and they're like everyone's just describing as like mysterious.
I don't know if it's under seal.
Okay, Well I don't. Darryl Hall, you know, I think at one time was was was probably a nice person. But I mean he seems like ever since he started having that show live at Darryl's house, I think was off the air now for a while, but it was onto six years from twenty.
I'm not familiar with this, dude.
It was a fucking It was like, come fucking worship me at my house and we'll perform a little bit. But also like see low like all kinds of artists would go and perform, and like they would maybe do one of their songs, a duet, maybe do a holl And Oats cover, and then just like talk about like just talking like with Darryl and his like you know session guys that he's with.
Yeah, and like some sort of like studio made of repossessed barn wood or you know, rebosessed, repurposed, repurpose repossessed barn woods a different thing. That's when you get to take it back. But you know, it was a nasty show in the sense that it was like I saw the side of Daryl Hall where it's like he he thinks people want to watch me dinner, you know, like they hate dinner on the show and drank wine on
the show. And it's the same way I felt about watching that show with any any show where rich people eat food and that's the show is like I can't even make me so angry. I can't even who's the guy who directed like Spider Man and also like Swingers.
John Jon Favreau.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that guy, Like he had a show where it was like dinner with John Favreau, and I immediately I had nothing against John Favreau, and I immediately hated, like I was like that motherfucker.
Right that you get in the podcasting, Oh my god. Yeah no, just like I'm a rich person and people will necessarily be interested in seeing me hang out with my friends, and because.
Like you know, my other friends are also rich and famous too, so like in that way they could hang out.
Yeah, just Darryl No, Daryl Hall, just Daryl Hall. In that on that show, you realized he had become so surrounded with douchebags that he obviously thought he was like the ruler of the earth. He was so rounded by yes people, and he's in his bubble. He probably never has to leave his compound and then just people, famous people come visit him, like yeah, promo show. You know, you'd be on Daryl Hall's show. And John Oates was
nowhere to be seen on that show. So I don't know where John Oates was, but he was not getting any of that money. I don't think from a Live at Darryl's house. He pitched Live at Oates's house, nobody's like sorry.
Sorry, yeah, they're like what lives called Bowl of Oates with John Oates, what.
I'm havings meal live with Oates his back house.
Right and Oates's grain shed, Oh boy. But like the fucking the Darryl. There's one Live at Darryl's House episode that I will never like. Back when there was like DVR t V O type shit, I always kept it on there because there's an episode where se Loo is performing at his house and se Lo is a fucking obviously like his he's like a great like he can sing right, and they're singing I can't go for that, and like Selo is just like doing his own version,
put a little spice on it. And then you can tell Darryl Hall is kind of like he's like this fucking guy thinks he's gonna fucking outdo me. This shit's called Live at Darryl's House.
And then Darryl Hall comes in for like the second verse, and the way he comes in, it's like you can tell he's like, I gotta summon every bit of energy. I have to fucking just blow out se Loo right now because he's out doing me on my own show. And I was like, ah, but when I saw that, I was like, Okay, you can't even you can't even just to.
The monitors, pointing to his headphones, being like, take me up, take me out.
Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, I can't go.
No yeah, he goes, I can't go for being.
And like he just tried. Yeah anyway, so, uh, you hate to see it, but who knows. I'm sure it all it's probably all boiling down to some disagreement over like rights and well it's gonna get more money or so, or maybe John Oates like like performed a songs what I fucking say, John?
Or yeah, Donald said like John Old's that he Well, I guess you couldn't sue someone for flying that they wrote more than or something. But John Oates is probably the victim here, I'm guessing. I mean, the guy's been second banana already, and for this guy to sue him on top of that just seems cruel and unusual, especially when he has all that Darryl Darryl's house money and he's been eating lobster on TV while while Oates is at home eating TV dinners. Yeah, you know, with this half the money.
Nothing more humbles, so Hall versus Oates loser.
Yeah, you want to hang out, you want to have a drink in this hall, or you want to hang out in some oats, so Hall said.
So Hall and Oates have this song called Don't I'm Just a kid, Don't make Me Feel like a man on one of their earlier records, which is a I think it's on Abandoned Luncheonette. Their early stuff is great, and I think they were probably nice back then, both of them, baby, because they were like came up from you know, nothing, really. I don't think any of them
like their dad was anybody or anything. I think they just came up from Philadelphia and they loved R and B and they they you know, they made some good R and B songs and then they they were also kind of a little folk here in the beginning. And that that's Abandoned Luncheonette, which is my ship. It's kind of like easy listening kind of stuff. When the morning comes. It's a song I recommend highly off of Banded Luncheonet. Anyway, they the hell, am I talking about brain wipe? Remember
when I had a brain wipe? We had to stop the show and I'd eat a hard blow.
But John Oates, is that where you're.
I was gonna say, Oh, So I had a radio show in Nashville, and I was always trying to get the guys from Bread to call in. The band Bread the show. Yeah, yes, it was on for two thousand and five, thousand and nine, and we realized we had no nobody listening to us, like nobody from management, so we just went crazy. And anyway, they I was just trying to get Bread to call in because I knew a couple of the guys from the band Bread lived
in Nashville. No one ever did. But one time I played I'm just a kid, Don't make Me Feel like a man, and I was like, that sounds creepy. And we got a phone call from one of the guys who played in the holl And Oaks band and he said, we were all like thirty and we had to play that song and it gave us the creeps and we also think that sounds creepy, And that was like the great wow. That was like for me, that felt like
I don't know. They agreed that felt like finding a whole teapot under the planes, a tool top tea pot, tool top, teapot.
Top Pothecary from the Dakota Territories.
Chris crofton amazing having you as always so fun.
I miss you guys, but I'm so glad to be back on and you guys are looking good. You guys are looking good. Yeah, it's just like preserved an amber.
Thank you, like a mosquito from dress.
She joined and said that you were surprised that we were still alive. Yeah, that's a great way to enter any conversation. You old son of a bitch. I can't believe if you're still.
Seeing you only in these little cube screens. I don't know where you are.
You're not watching Welcome to Jack's House on YouTube. Yeah you're not catching me there. Oh you got to check it out, man.
This is like you eating lobster with like meeting whatever.
It's meeting lobster with various canceled celebrity friends of mine.
That's a good show.
Yeah, Oh, that's just like a total hate watch. It's Tucker Carlson, Roseanne and like Doja Cat eating lobster or something You're like, what the fuck is and Jack be like, I'm not with these guys, but this is my house and I don't fight.
All Right, that's gonna do it for this week's weekly Zeitgeist. Please like and review the show if you like. The show means the world to Miles. He he needs your validation.
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