Spider-Man is Too Sexy + LeBron’s Secret Philly Deal?

What's up everybody welcome to Flagrant or Schultz here at Alex media, Marke Gags, Miles Media. Yes. We're all color coordinated today. That's kind of nice. Did we all do that? Yeah. Yeah, wait up top. Yeah. Yeah. It's a nice weather. It's good weather. Pop out the white tea. Hmm. Why are you? You have a long-sleeved thermal on. Yeah, I know. 80 degree weather. I dress from my room. Every day I just dress for whatever my room temperature is and I walk outside and go, that's not it. I'm saying I'm just dressed for the winter. It makes no sense. What happens to your elbow? No. How fun. I have truly no idea. I've been an absolute mess. My wife's been gone for a week and a half now with a child. Okay. And I'm rudderless. Oh, you have fun out here. Yeah, he's getting sleeved. Yeah. No. No, no. He's out. I don't really want to go in. It's both in. It's both in. Don't go in. I'm not going to go in. I don't want to make a big deal with it. I'm going to the grocery store. Yeah. I caught the first shot. Of course. Yeah. Of course. You punch some 17 times. Yeah. Yeah. That's the fact. I'm going with history. Yeah. I'm going to make you feel like a pussy in court. My history for you was incredible. You're a fucking superhero. I think you put him in charge of like a stock in the shelves or something. No, he has the box credit if you stock the shelves because you have to open a box. But it seems a little kind of like implicit. Like it seems like he's just like prejudice. You know, I don't know if he's out here attacking people. Nah, you gotta give 'em. the person who hands out the samples. - Oh, that's okay, that's good. - 'Cause you cannot say no to the, the Tard. - Hmm, you make us-- - You would want something without paying for it. (laughing) - You're shit. - Yeah, that's what you want to do. - That's what you want to put in. - Yeah, you want to put it in. - I'm sorry, we're not simply watermelons today. (laughing) - Brian, like, this is a horrible, like actually the least amount of damages to do that role. But you're in a pickle if you're the grocery chain, because you don't want the press of firing somebody who is racist beyond their mental ability, their mental ability doesn't allow them to not be. - Hmm. - Usually that is nicest people. - I feel nice. - Usually the Tards are just smiling, everything. - This is a specific type. - Yeah, it's a new strain. - So the guy when he breaks the bottles and he's just like, "Oh, it wasn't downs." - It wasn't downs. - Yeah, I think it was like the Jamaican version where he was just a little special and so they call him a Tard. - Yeah. - They sometimes were kind of big of like a blank, you know? - Yeah, okay, that's what I'm saying. But you can maybe incept it in the way she said that. - That's the way it is. - He's just in touch. - I was like, "What's up with that guy over there?" He's just something off with him and he goes, "He's retarded." (laughing) - I think you've got to try to incept like good values into him. Like next time you go check out, like just try to like, I don't know, small talk him. You can put like good vibes into his head. Make him appreciate minorities. - Exactly. - By like black olives. Be like, "Don't you love these olives?" So there's so many black people working at the store with him. - No, it's crazy. - Yeah. - So like, what would you have done? - Nah, if he was retarded, I would have ignored it. - You wouldn't have ignored it. - Nah, if he called like, if he was being racist, but I can tell he's really retarded, I'd be like, "I, what up?" That's like given energy to fucking race. I mean, a homeless person on the street saying, "Wall shit." - Yeah, it's like if you engage with them, they're just gonna save more. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - It's dangerous. - Yeah. - And then you're in there. - And they got retarged strength. - Yeah. - Time, bro. - And he was strong, bro. He was strong. I saw him palm a 24-case of pole in springs. - One head. - Like, "God." - Boom! - And then take it off. - That's crazy. - And when he did that shit, I was like, "Oh, that's when you went to God." - Talking up to the end. - That's when we went to the end of the guy's life. - Yeah. - He just moved to 24, like that. - That's easy. - That's a two-handed lip with your legs. - He doesn't press work for you. - Yeah. - Yeah, I could do just arms with them. - Give me, you don't have legs to lip with. - Yeah. - That's what I'm doing. - Yeah. - And they're a little, you know. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Retarded. - A little, a little. - Yeah. - What? - How has there ever been a moment like when you shook hands with someone who was mentally retarded? And there was like this. Did they ever give you the look? Like, "Oh, he has it too." Like, "It's twisting, it's twisting, it's twisting." - You never want to do the mulligan ahead, not? Like, you and your, you and your homie, yeah? - You know, when you're out of the country, when you're out of the country. - Yeah, the black person ahead, not. But we don't do the retarded ahead, not. - No. - We don't got a sign for each other. - Oh, you guys need that. Like a Harley wave or something, you know? - You see, if someone's throwing one at all, you can have a little trumps. - Yeah, let 'em know. - All right. - Everybody know. - See if that works. - Shows this Saturday, Halifax Nova Scotia, garrison grounds. I'm gonna be out there. Mark Gagnon coming. - Yes. - Lucas Zellnic coming. Ham Patterson coming. Roy Gardner opening it up to show. Okay, we'll, we'll see you guys there. See you at shows.com. - Also, great news. At the end of the year, I'm going to a bunch of cities. I'm going to Mike Drop in Plano, Texas, going to Chandler, Arizona, Pasadena, California, San Diego, Detroit, and Salt Lake City in the new year. I can't wait to see you guys there. You can get tickets at Mark Gagnon Live. Come out to a show. - And guys, thank you for all the flagrant crew that came out to my tennis event. It was fire, it was sold out. Next one, August 22nd, just head over to TheAllLoveClub.com. Get you to get, hurry up. It's about to sell out. - What was Jason's feedback after you left? Was he like, man, I saved your life. - Bro, I told the story in front of his kid. - Oh shit. - Kid goes to camp. - No. - Tells the story. - Now in the story, he's saying V N word. He's not saying the word. He's saying V N word. - Okay, okay. - But the kids, Taddle. - You never know. - Also never know. And when they Taddle, they're saying he's saying V N word. So then Jason gets to call. (laughing) Jason got to call. Do these kids remember anything? It's like every single word you say, they got the whole story mapped out. You got to work out your story. You got to have them locked in. - Did he get in trouble at camp? - Nah, 'cause I think Jason knew the guy ran a camp. - And he had to be like, look. He was saying the paraphrase of the word. - The guy, the guy was, Jason was happy as fuck. - He's like, he's like, he's like a lot of stuff. - He's like, he's like, he's like fucking, he's like one and a half-year-old kid will be like holding himself up somewhere. And there's like another one and a half-year-old girl somewhere holding him stuff. And he'll just send me a pic. He's like, yeah. It was like, what? He's like, he already got it. He already got it. He's like, what the hell's going on? - Damn. - But yeah, you're Spider-Man or what? - You got to take care of the neighborhood, man. It's really nice. It's really not anything more than a neighborhood. - It's really nice. - It's really nice. - He's still on the streets, huh? - He's still on the streets. - Who's Spider-Man? - No, the retarded racist. - Yeah, okay. - I know it's sad. I know it's sad. - That would be a far, like you're like, you have spider-sense for racism. Like you can just feel it and it just pisses you off. - Yeah, I know. - I fucking hired you. - You got to keep your head in? - I keep your head in. - I keep them right there. - I'm going down. - What the hell is going on? - Okay. - Oh, that's what I'm going to say. Anyway, so what's going on, boys? LeBron? LeBron? - Yeah. - I mean, how funny is that? - We got Broncommon. What else we have? We have Broncommon, was Spider-Man coming out? - Spider-Man, Fauci. - The WMBA is crushing it in the media cycle. - Frushing the media cycle. Fauci. - The guy jumped off the Brooklyn Bridge and lived. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah. - I know you could do that. - He had that bag. That bag. - It's crazy. - That's crazy bag. That went for us. - The bag worked. - Not for real, yes. - It saved his life. - 100%. You never jumped off some show with the umbrellas again? - Yeah, but like, you're not the Brooklyn Bridge. - Yeah, but like, the further you jump up, the Morty and Brella catches him. - Yeah, if you jump off the short game, Brella can't really umbrella. But it seemed like he didn't, he wanted to live. - Yeah, that's why he used the bag. - But also got butt naked. - Well, you're having a, like, you're doing it for attention. - Yeah. - Like, if you jump off the Brooklyn Bridge, you dig, dangling, you got to try to joke the bag. - Yeah. - No, it was a delivery bag. - Oh, he was a Amazon delivery guy. - It was like an Uber Eats guy or something. - Yeah. - And I'm pretty sure it was like one of those big, like, an insulated delivery bags. - I didn't add. - Yeah. - What in that? - We will get you, your burger, anywhere you want. - I mean, we will get you there. - No matter what. - We will get you there. - Oh, you're on the Hudson. - It's easy. - Same as the East River, but that's fine. - Type here. - Yeah. - So it was home. - So it was home, okay. - I can't believe it. - I didn't jump on that either. - No, okay, I remember every single day. - He said, "No, you got me. You got me." - You got me. - You got me. - Immediately. - I want to see dude, though. Can we pull him? - I know he was a good story, we can talk about that. - The brown thing is so funny man. I thought people understood, like, I thought people understood how sports works. Did you mean? - Like, everybody's like, "Oh, he's going there for $4 million a year." Something like that. I don't know. - No, no, no. Give you a take. I mean, closer. It's like, once you're the brown, like, all right, you know all this drama around Kauai. - Yeah. - You know, we're the clippers paying some other company that Dan is paying and it's like, "Yeah. This is how it works." Like, you're applying that, he took the vet minimum, but he's getting some money under the table. - No, no. You can't pay LeBron, like, the amount of money that's going to matter, but like, I'd imagine if I'm LeBron and I want to own a sports franchise one day, or get into the ownership of sports teams. I might want to befriend the guy who owns the Philadelphia 706ers who also owns the New Jersey Devils, who also owns the Washington Commanders, who also owns a premier league team, something I forget what is. - Who also owns some lacrosse team who also owns. - Oh, okay. So it's like, I imagine any of these guys that are making decisions on where they go, it's not about the vet minimum. It's like, "Yo, I'm out of here for a year. Maybe we get a championship, maybe we don't, but like, what I am going to get paid in." - Oh, I like this. - No. - You go for the vet minimum. - I didn't beat that. I thought it was just, he really was planning to come to New York and with us winning a championship, we fucked his whole shit up, but he had a place already. - I think he had a place already. - Yeah. I'm such a mennery ready. - The license was signed. - He was just going to commute, but he's just keeping his place. - Yeah. - That's what I thought. - Yeah, 100%. I wonder where he's staying here. - What do you mean? - I don't know. I wonder if the owner of the 76 has got a place in New York. - You know what I mean? Like, I can't help it. - No, no, no. - He knows what you're saying. - No, no, no. - No, no, no. - This is good. - But listen, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is the shit where it's like, why, why, why, why are people trying to make sports uninteresting? Just let these shit go, like, let's go out. get his little bag on the side. There's a fucking salary cap. They're worth more than a teen supposed to pay them. Slip the other way, can we have some fun? Shit, like what are we doing there? You know what I mean? I don't want anybody looking in there, anything. I want us all just go, hey, everything's good. Best players are gonna go where they need to go and they're gonna get their shit. Didn't LeBron get a Hummer when he was like 18 and he was like the biggest deal in the world. Do you remember this? Oh yeah, he was. That's a short bet. Yeah. I've blown you money. All what you're gonna get is your guaranteed contract. Like I don't think that's that crazy. So you think he's trying to get a piece of 76. Bro, there were people, no, not the 76ers, but like I think that like having relations with a guy like that and like coming to your team and generating a billion dollars in revenue or whatever you're gonna generate for the Philadelphia 76ers, getting paid $4 million for it. I think that they're probably going to be a nice little like a wink, wink, but does LeBron need to do that though? Couldn't he just go into any franchise and be like, hey, do you want me on the board? Like couldn't he just do that already being the greatest player ever? No. Because once you stop playing, you don't really have that much value. Yeah, you do. Like, what value, what did Jordan do with the, what was it? The bobcats? Jordan had arguably the most successful sneaker brand in history. Aside from Nike, you know, like Jordan made way more money with his investments than he did with white basketball, I mean, Jordan made money until his last few years, like, I mean, he made money, he didn't make real, real money. Well, we would call real money in terms of like what these players make now, but 90% of Jordan's income came probably from and think about it's like most of these owners fucking old rich billionaires, like white billionaires, they're like, ah, yeah, you LeBron, I'm still a billionaire motherfucker. Yeah, you're still an employee, you still get a W2, if the check is like, you still got to call him. Yeah. I mean, yo, you didn't pay me $10 million for this month or whatever, like, it's, you still have a different dynamic. Like a man, Jordan couldn't even get a piece of the bulls. How crazy is that? It's like, it's going to go to the bobcats for even you a little piece. Like why would I give you a piece? I assume it's like, oh, it's the broad, it'd be cool to have him on the board, give him a little cut. I don't know. But if, if, if Jordan can't get a piece of the bulls, you think LeBron's getting a piece of a team he never played for and never won a chip for, and also, what connectivity does he have to that? Like if you're LeBron, you're like, give me a piece of the calves or something. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But I guess what I'm saying is like, do people not think this happened? Like, how naive are we? It's like, it's the same people who think that like college basketball players just start to get and pay with NIO deals. Like, is it more or more like, well, you think that this one, it's a system like just came out of nowhere. They're getting the same shit they were making, I'm not out of the stand, I get it more, but they're just getting paid now above the table before. Yeah. Not again tax on it. Yeah. Basically. And they were getting tax on it. I mean, they had all these fucking, you would do like an internship in the summer for some hedge fund of the dude that went to Duke and they would pay you crazy money for your little internship. Like they just found ways around it. Like these guys all got paid. I assume there's always like some type of shenanigans, but I never know exactly how it works. And what LeBron ultimately wants. I mean, I can't speak for LeBron. That's what I would want if I was trying to do it. I would do it. Yeah. Yeah. Try you like the Beckham deal. Yeah. Also, what are the chances that the semisixers even go to the finals? Like, well, how is she zero? Nope. I mean, I think it has zero. Has them at 12%. Cal stress dump. Gum money. Above the next. They're at nine percent. How are you going to? Okay. So O.K.C. is first for some student. 22% for O.K.C. San Antonio second, Philly is third. They've proved absolutely nothing. And New York is fourth and we are the defending champs with the best player in the world on our team. Yeah. All right. So let's. But you get wrong. You get wrong. All of a sudden that bumps up. I think they were like two. They were like two years old. What is he going to do at 42? He wasn't doing it with Luca in L.A. Inspiration. The power of friendship. Yeah. Shout out to power of friendship. It's going to go a long way. Yeah. Took Argentina real far. I tell you that. I tell you that. I was talking to guys at the at the game and he goes he says, yes, Spain, you know, they just play this incredible defense and they have this like amazingly methodical offense and they're just const. It's just constant pressure by holding the ball. And Argentina, their thing is the power of friendship. And I'll stick. What? He's like, yeah. That's kind of how they play. It's just like the power of friendship. Yeah. That's what the things they're going to do. They love Brown so much. They want to get him a ring. They're all going to come together. All the guys in that team, whoever they are, they're all going to rally around Brown. Tell us. There's no way. Calculate. You've got this absolutely wrong. Anybody trading right there, you have it absolutely wrong. The real money is on the New York Knicks to repeat again. And then another year after that and probably go for straight maybe five months. I'm going to put some on New York. It's not. It's not guaranteed. You got good odds. Yeah. Done. Locking in. I can't believe I got caught by some AI shit because I saw some shit where his other son got drafted. I got everything. I saw that. I was like, oh, this makes so much. Yeah. I hit the boys with that one to verify because I was like, no, it's that price got drafted. It's an unrestricted. Yeah. I was like, oh, that would be a legend. But Bryce good. He could play a Bryce, right? Like is that possible? Technically. Yeah. Do he have to play one year? I think Bryce played one year at Arizona. No. Okay. So then yeah, he could maybe registered. But yeah, you just need one year and then you come in. And you could definitely make that like if that's the goal, you could make that happen. Tell me fire. You get both your kids in the lead. Yeah. Come on. You like one kid away from Lovar ball, like almost as great as a dad as Lovar. Yeah, almost. Almost. Yeah. Lovar is the best. Lovar is the code, obviously. Yeah. All three of his kids at one point in time were playing some form of professional basketball. Have you seen him walking around with his missing leg and he's just showing it off? And he's like, yeah, I don't give a shot. I still hoop on you. And he's like, he's like, I'm wearing pants today and he pulls it up, shows his leg off. Nah, he got confidence. Didn't slow him down at all. You have to get up to get your kids in the lead. Right here. You have to get one. That's what we're saying. Would you lose a limb to put three of your kids in the NBA? Yo, three kids. I don't have you. Yeah. Yeah. Bring them back to lead. I know. Yeah. Yeah. Who got more confidence? Lovar ball or the chick from love Island. Which one? The one and legid girl from one island. Oh, I don't know this. You didn't know this girl? No. She's like a Paralympic athlete. There was on love Island. Great. And her name is Bayer or something like that. But like, you into this. Son. I. First of all, this is crazy. My wife started watch. I didn't realize it's a new episode every day. Mm-hmm. They're cutting a new episode five days a week or something. Oh, really? I didn't know that. Bayer Trist. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm married. I'm married, bro. I'm married, bro. I'm married, bro. I'm married, bro. Bro, you can still pass a failure. You're the only person that could pass a failure. Really? Because you're not married. Yeah. But she still wants me to do that. Oh, I got to tell you a story later, but we'll get to it. Tell me something. I'll tell you later. I'll tell you later. On the potter off the potter off the potter. Tell me something. We're in storytelling mode. Yeah. But this, it has to do with a spider-man. So we can get into Spider-Man. You saw what you saw, whatever. How is Spider-Man, first of all? The best Spider-Man ever. And it's a top five marble. What did I tell you? It's a top five marble. What did I tell you? What did I tell you? You also said it was better than the Odyssey. It is. Financial it is. Boom. Have you seen the Odyssey yet? People don't lie. Exactly. You went out your way to see Spider-Man. That is true. I can't. Who's supposed to see Spider-Man win? One of my pal Miles and my pal David. Yeah. We all sat separately. But you couldn't even watch this together? It was packed. Because it was sold out. It was jammed out everywhere, bro. Yeah. It was that good. I thought it was fun. But I've never seen marble moves. I don't know. You don't know any of them. Back story. Like, come on. That's a big part of the move. I know. How much back story do you need to know to appreciate the move? We're not going to give away any spoilers, by the way. I think very little. Nah, you need a good portion. You need a little. Yeah. You need to know everyone's minds got erased at the end of the film. Yeah. If you don't know that, then like all the stakes go. Yeah. There was a lot of confusion on that. Everyone's minds got to raise. Yeah. Eating, but not Spider-Man's. No. He walks in the store and then Zendaya doesn't recognize him. Exactly. You got to know that. Yeah. And you don't know that. That move is going to be really just fun. Yeah. Yeah. It's just fun. Yeah. It's really fun. Oh my goodness. Yeah. But it was good. It's good. It's layers. It's not just like corny. But you don't got to defend it, bro. Nah. He's good. He's got layers. He's got layers. It's not predictable like the Odyssey. You know, even though it's a book that's been offered. No, but it's just not predictable. I'm not going to watch it. Passion of the Christ. Man, I knew he was going down. I knew it was going down. Come on. Three days. So predictable. Three days. Three days. Let me get straight back. We can't spoil it. Why can't we? The world has seen it. Except you. Yeah. How do you want to spoil it? By the same what happens. All right. Can we spoil it later in the episode? Yeah. We can't spoil it. Why can't we? We can't spoil it later in the episode. Just so that everybody watching right now can just go. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We'll spoil it later. But what's your story? This related to spider? Okay. We're talking about what we think about the movie after we're like, oh, you're enjoyed all this stuff. And then like all of a sudden she's getting a little like, actually wants to say something but she's not saying it. And I'm like, what's up? She's like, you know, like Tom Holland smash with all three smells. No, not Tom Holland bro. She's like, he's in good shape. No, but he's like, he's like, yeah, he's like, why can't she comment on that? She wasn't trying to get webbed up. She wasn't trying to do it. We're talking to her. I was talking to her. No, that's not. No, no, no, no, no. That's not it. You're saying like to grab her or something? Like that'd be it. But what made it worse is that she was uncomfortable saying it. So you know she really wanted to say it. Oh, yeah. And you got it out of her. Yeah. And I'm like, what you mean? But like, I'm fit. And then she had to pull one of these like, yeah, yeah. But no, oh, man, I was like, that's the only one in this house who likes white people. No. No. Oh, you felt like white guys weren't a threat. You thought you only had to worry about other black dudes. I don't know. This is never a threat. I'm not worried about anything, but I did not think she was attracted to white people. Did it hurt more because he's white? Yes. Yes. This is what this is. Can I tell you what this is? Looking horrible. This is how lesbian's act when like the more straight one likes a guy. Because you know you can't give her what that white guy can give her. Is this? Look at this. Yeah. I know, dude. No. He's never been like this though. Yeah. Dude. He's like, it's easy for you short guys to be able to get this shred. If you're under. That's really going to be your excuse. It's hard to get rid of. Look how far I got to push it. Do you know? If you're just doing this, how many more reps can you get? You can do 100 reps. Even short? How short is it? How long does it take? You are a little less than you. Maybe a little bit more. We both the same. We both the same told us what level of told us is we had to say he's five seven. He's five seven. Oh. That's why he's short. It's Matt. He sounds like he's short. Yeah. Short as eight. That's his eight. No. He's fucking easy. He's like two days. That's why. That guy is easy. Very easy to look like that. That's why guys. That's crazy. That's crazy. Son, immediately next day, I'm in a gym. I'm back with Lee. He's talking about the year, bro. Yeah. He likes something else. No, but now I realize she's like when I had the muscle all the time. I'm trying to get fucking tennis skinny. And now she looks at me and she thinks I'm frail out. Your girl didn't need you as a tennis player. I know she had me like that. She met you as a hard and sweet. Next to her is a queen. She's a queen. That's a queen's goon. Yeah. She likes guys from Queens when you really think about it. She loves guys. Get a parker from Queens, bro. Get a parker from Queens. You're from Queens. You're from Queens. Yeah. I mean, you're really from the Beans community. He's from the streets of Queens. He's from sunny side. 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Raspberry and I had like three dose to the face. And my body just, like I actually swell up in real time. No, you know, we need to pick up. Oh, the next day we did the next day, we filmed more without the shirt. The continuity is crazy. Yeah. You wouldn't even get tips in the scene. What's happening? It's fucking crazy. But I feel like if you were doing a whole movie shirtless, yeah, you would. Am I you going to get in both? Yeah, of course. You get on here 100 percent. Yeah, this is TD. This is everything. That's not a fake. That's fake. This was his favorite movie. It was, but he ruined it. It was fucking sexy. This is tough. I know. What is your girl want to do that? Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. With all the respect, like, yo, what do you do to it? I know what you do to that. Today just love it. Like what do you do with a guy who's a good shake? It's the same as that. Hypothetically, relax. What would my wife want to do with a guy who's a good shit? Relax. What would she want to do? I don't know. She wouldn't know. But what is your girl going to do that? What did they do with it? Absolutely, Duffin. I agree. Yes. Hypothetically speaking. No. Who had a body like that? Fuck you. I have that. What would she do with it? What does she do with your good body? Like trace the veins all the way down. Did she just tickle them? Does she like it? Yeah. She would rub it. Likes rubbing the chest. Yeah. She rubs the chest. Yeah. What else? Fuck you. I'm mad. I'm mad. I'm going to call her right now. That's the fuck off. Oh, it's crazy. Give mine. He's a healing and injury from tennis, right? Oh, which injury you got? Fucking tennis open. Yo, tennis elbow watching. I'm on the jack. She in a movie theater. Yeah. Trying to keep it together. Girl turn off the seats. A girl won't fuck you. You can't even go on 'cause you got tennis elbow. Yeah. You're thinking about talking about it. You came stroking. I try going left. Yeah. I didn't know it though. It though. You can get a starting lefty, but yeah, you can't get there. No. It's a real erase. You type yourself out. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Yeah. Oh, man. I thought it was more. Yeah. I do notice black people love Spider-Man. The fuck you mean black people. Right? Just notice that. I've got watching the movie there. I said, oh, black people. Thanks, Spider-Man. That's interesting. What theater you went to? I went to a theater in Brooklyn. I went to a theater in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. And I was just an observation. I noticed about the movie. That's how a few black people year around. I'm just saying you walk in a movie like, wow, there's a lot of black people must love Spider-Man. Oh, like this. What? It's an observation that I can't say. It's about a billion dollars. He's also white people love it too. He's also a black superhero. He's a black superhero. Oh, boy. Here we go. Miles Morales. What? Miles Morales. He's Puerto Rican. Thanks, half black. He's dead. Morales. He's half. He's half. He's half. He's Puerto Rican. His mouth. And that isn't Puerto Rican. That is black. That's why. Well, why would his last name be Morales? Good point. I think that's out the picture and that's not helping. That's not helping. Yeah. I think I know. I know. I was like, how far do I say that? I think I think I said it. Is that his uncle? I think so. No, I think the cop is his dad. Sure. Searches up. I'm pretty sure it's uncle. Look at that. All right. So you like the movie? You think it justified? You thought it was amazing. You thought it was top five Marvel movie ever. Yes. What's your top five Marvels? His dad's black. His mom's Puerto Rican. Yep. And his dad isn't in his life. Fuck. That's a coincidence. They're crazy. That's a coincidence, bro. Can I throw another coincidence out? Can I think that we did not touch on, but somebody should. So I wrote this up just so he could know my point. I was trying to say he's a black superhero. We might as well dizzy as with the racist. I know. He was Trojan horse that mother. And then he'll act surprised that the cop is his dad. Speaking of the cops is dead. The cop is his dad. Okay. So he's Puerto Rican. His dad is black Puerto Rican. They're black Puerto Ricans. I'm not going to get. Anyway. Okay. So the castings in the Odyssey, right? We now understand why. First of all, correct. By the way, no, no big deal. Travis Scott started it. He's the martyred poets of the casting makes sense to have him as the barbed. Okay. Got it. I have brought with that. Elliot Page. Tell me if no one is operating on this level. Okay. Elliot Page's job is to be the soldier. It's just with the Trojan horse. Right? That's that's her job in the movie. That's the role, right? The Trojan horse is not what it seems. It presents in one way, but internally, it is something completely different. You think he thought about that Trojan horse is a transmitter for absolutely. That's kind of fire. All right. Now the question is I think is one of those things where we reach and find it after the fact looks like a horse on the outside, but there's a man on the inside trying to bust. It would be inverted, but technically, there was seeming on the inside. Technically speaking, there was seeming on this. I know it would be the inversion of what Elliot is, but the point being is like, it's not whether Chris knew it did Elliot put it together, which she decided to do the role. He broke. Come on. Sorry, Elliot put together when he decided to do the roles. I know, bro, I'm sorry. I'm learning, bro. Pretty well. He saw Juno, and it's just it's stuck in there. She's so good in Juno. She was good. That was when she was she identified as she at that time. That's right, right? Okay. Yeah, I think right. So, but if that is the case, one does Elliot know, does she kind of put it together? Like of all the different roles that he could have played in the movie, right? He plays the one role that is connected to the horse that is essentially a transmitted form fire. I mean, I think and the horse, this is where we get a little kind of messed up, but the horse is the thing that goes against God's law. Okay. I'm not making that. I'm not making that. I'm not saying that at all. I'm not asserting that in any way, shape or form. I'm just saying, what would the internet sleuths do about it? What is Elliot aware of it? Is Elliot aware of it? I think so. This is activism. But is it a positive, is it negative? Yeah, it's like a negative. The closer horse of it is. Oh, this is his life. Yeah. Is the greatest regret that he's ever had is the thing that keeps him from being accepted back to his family. In the sphere, hit her in the chest, chopped off the boob, you know, something there, link it, find it. Find it, find it. Think about it. Come on, do the knowledge. Do it, do it. What does your girl think of Elliot in this movie? That's her side, bro. Don't take, don't take her to see Elliot. Don't do it, my boy. Don't do it. Oh, man, if I lose my shortie to Elliot, I'll be jacked. That would be crazy. That would be crazy. Come on. Fire. No, he's jacked. You see him boxing. You got hands. He's really dead ass. He got him dead ass. We got to get on tea. Oh, fuck that nigga. There's also there's a train metaphor in Spider-Man a little bit too. Like his hormones. Why don't you all be all woke with the shit? No. I'm spoiled. I'm spoiled. Yeah, I guess there may be this. What do you mean? Spider-Man's hormones start going crazy. He goes through some type of spider puberty and starts having like crazy spider visions and is a reckoned sense to start going fuck well. And then he has to decide am I like a spider or my Peter Parker. And then he goes, you know what? I can be both bang and then kills everyone. So it's kind of like there's like a little nod behind every kind of line with them. Can I be honest? And I know you have this in you. And it's my favorite and my least favorite part about you. some shit. I love having Mark around to hate on it because he will hate with such specificity that he will cut the legs out like you could love something with all your heart like I love Hamilton and then he came up and he was like oh yeah the fucking red hot chili peppers the whole thing is giving away giving away you feel like a fool for liking it so that's how you even like it you didn't watch it can I know first of all have I watched it of course I've watched it I've listened to it. No but I know what you're doing and he's like oh it's fun you are chalking it up. It's good. I don't get it up to nothing and you are just cutting the leg anybody who watched it is an idiot. That's not true. That's not true. Yes that's not true. It's the Williamsburg that they do that. I don't get any I don't watch movies I don't understand what's happening. I'm watching. I'm like a billion dollars. Yeah it was all right. Like come on man. The people the people I've decided to shut up. There's a couple looking right tomatoes. You know name one name a movie that made a billion that was bad. I don't know if that happens. Barbie. That wasn't bad apparently. Apparently Barbie was good. I didn't actually I didn't see it. So I thought it was I thought it was fun. I heard Barbie was good. Yeah I just like the feet. I didn't watch it but yeah. Was there a feet in it? Oh yeah there's a legendary feet component. A lot of people talk about the feet and all. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. You get the vision. I also wonder why in 2010 made a billion. That's not bad ones. Can we talk can we talk about another spoiler? I still stare at my wife. Some minions made a thing. Oh that's nice. Wow that's amazing. Yeah that is beautiful. She's not putting nail polish on because apparently like it seeps into your body and it gets into the breast milk or something like that. Yeah. Honestly. I'm like I'm into the flesh for something. I'm into the flesh. I'm into the flesh. I'm into the skin tone. The flesh is like the flesh is carnal. I don't know. The flesh feels weird to me. They're looking good. So you like like in between the toes and shit. They're just the whole thing. The webbing? That big toe. I just want to grab it. Grab that fucking big toe. Do you mention it? Like a little joystick. So you like the phallic shit. Yeah. That's what I like about the post. It's like it's 10 little digits. I play a whole lot. I play a whole lot. Do you do you mention it throughout the day? You're like oh you got your toes out. Is that you just keep it yourself? No I don't think I keep that much to myself. That's a good point. I don't think I'm capable of that. No you don't. It's not like a ass where just like you just check it out every time it passes by. I mean I don't like slap her feet like I would her ass when it walks by. It's too far. It is too far. Yeah. But if I could like if they're ever around if she's like on the couch. Yeah I'll definitely. Definitely. Definitely do something. Can you take that off the screen? Yeah. Yeah. What is that? My my my my my my. This is a collage of Elliot. Yeah. Oh. Oh. Anyway. So is Chris Nolan so the goat that he even does something goat-esque without even trying? Is he so the goat that he does something goat-esque without even trying? He's got a Nolan-like hotel. Yeah. Yeah. I know. That is crazy. I am. I am. But no. Or yes. I probably know. But maybe unrelated completely. I think unrelated. Completely. I think unrelated completely. Wow. Because could have hired any actor on the plan to play that role. Because then now he's trying to do some woke shit. I feel like he was just like, yo, let me just hide his dweeb looking dude. Is it be the least like the weakest? Is it woke or is it the opposite of woke? Is it slept? Is a motherfucker? Hmm. But he's trying to point out it's a sin. I see what he said. I don't think so. I don't think so either. But it's, you know, a good food for thought. Yeah. Okay. Back to your little spider emotions man. Right. Fuck both of you. Inside out. What is it? Inside. Inside. Out. It's better. Actually. I love inside. Yeah. So that's what the movie is. He's going through puberty and then he got to figure out how to be a binary. And then he's not binary. And he's got to figure out is he a spider or is he a man? Yeah. And he can be bofa. He can be bofa. Yeah. That's like the kind of premise. This happens in the comics where it's like the spider takes over. Actually, he actually turns into a spider. They don't do that in this movie. In the movie. Oh, so this is what they would say canon. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I feel a cartoony. That's what made it fun. It's like there was parts that you were kind of like, Oh, I'm going to suspend belief. This guy is. No. I know what this is. This is a, because I didn't know that you have this in you. This is a, because you're a Catholic. And usually Catholics, they're not entirely like this. But this is a wasp pretentiousness. Yeah. Yeah. I was playing. I was playing to Williamsburg. What's that game like this? Heads up heads up. We're playing heads up with, and there was this girl playing heads up and she's like, you know, wealthy like Upper East Side Girl. And the thing that she had on was it was Masuka or something. It's like some Greek thing. And she and somebody else had it and she's trying to do it. She was like, Oh, they serve it in restaurants in Tribeca. So she thought it was Shaq Shuka, which they don't only serve it. But in her mind, it's like, oh, that's like a downtown dish. Yeah. But that's what you're doing. It's more fun though, you know. I'm not a movie guy. I don't understand movie. So I'm watching it. I'm like, oh, that's like, how can I belittle the experience for everybody else? No, I'm just bringing up some interesting things that I saw. I was like, Oh, I don't really get how this part happened given the universe that we're existing in. So it's a comic book movie. Like, what are you talking about? The whole shit is fictional. It's supposed to be hiding representations of your insecurities. I get it. But it doesn't go in order of what's supposed to happen, which is. So the main character, the main villain, all right, spoilers, Jean Gray. Yeah. She's able to go into people's minds at a 33-foot distance. She's able, like, boom, into someone's head and like, possess them. And what happened at the year 33? Freemasona. Great point. And that's it. Jesus Christ. Okay. Yeah. You think that that's a coincidence. That's pretty programming. So the people get on board with the Freemasona agenda. Exactly. I'm fully on board. But able to jump into people's brains. So at one point, the helicopter pilot get taken over by Jean Gray. And Spider-Man is on top of the helicopter. And Spider-Man wraps up the helicopter, leaves the helicopter hanging. And now there's no one within 33 feet that can go, that Jean Gray can jump into their head. So now just stuck in the helicopter. And then somehow, Jean Gray then takes over the body of MJ. Come on, bro. Jean Gray is the level five mutant. Like, come on. Like, how the fuck you're not going to notice? This is how I started my Catholicism. She's just now learning her power. Her potential for her power. It's all right. Freemasona goes against MJ. All of a sudden MJ is now Jean Gray. He kisses MJ, actually kissing Jean Gray. And you didn't even peep that. I didn't. I thought the bad guy was a dude. And I was like, oh, that's also why I love watching movies with black people because they go, yo, we kissed a dude. Every person at the theater was like, oh, what do you mean you kiss a dude? Yeah, what do you say? Yeah. Because you don't know who the bad guy is. It's just a person possessing everyone's brains. No, but we all know you knew it? Yes, I brought it. We all know it's G. You just know it's a bad guy going to everyone's brains. So sometimes Spider-Man is getting talked to you by like a random dude by a woman. It's all these different people. So you don't know my assumption because I'm a massage. And this was that, oh, it's a guy. That's the villain. So then he kisses MJ. And MJ remembers him after getting her brain wiped. And MJ is like, Peter, it's you. And then he kisses her. And it's very romantic. And he's crying. It's crying. Everyone's crying. And then all of a sudden MJ goes, wow, you really miss her. You go, oh shit, it wasn't MJ. It was fire. It was actually a dude that he kissed. The whole theater. Crazy. Yeah. Look at that. Okay. So then actually he's being great possessing MJ's body. Yeah. And then what? But also Gene Gray was just doing too much. I thought I thought it was like a bad person. Like it. Like she didn't need to be saved. But Gene Gray has always been the one that like had difficulty with her challenge out. Exactly. That's what he don't want to say. That's a professor. X always work with her. Oh, really? See? If you don't know, she eventually become the Phoenix. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Professor has got to do more work with her because she was completely off. She's not allowed to save her from herself. No, we need whiplash, jeep, Professor X. I need Professor X. No, but this is her just now coming into herself. She hasn't met Professor X yet. How old is she in the movie? Like 17 or something. Yeah. Oh, wow. Yeah. So she hasn't met Professor X yet. Okay. Right at the end, she's driving up state. So the mutant school. Yeah. Fire. Damn, this is gay. Yeah. Come on, man. This shit is fire. Yeah. She will meet Elliot Page who was also in the movie who isn't who was in the mutant school movie. That is a who accurate. She was absolutely in the movie. 100%. I'm sorry. I heard. I'm not going to say who somebody was watching Spider-Man and while they were watching Spider-Man, they googled how old is Sadie Sink while they were watching the movie? Oh shit. She's 19 years old, 25 days. Now how old is she? How old is she? Uh, she's adorable. She's adorable. I don't but like that's, that's weird. 24. Hmm. 24 years old. She's adorable. No. It's tough because you see her in the stranger thing. She's like, once you see a child actor, yeah, it's kind of glued in there. They got to, they got to be out of the child movies before you don't see them as the child actor. Yeah. I tell them how old is still like a little kid. Yeah. Nah, Zendaya jumped out with Euphoria. Hmm. Euphoria was so crazy. They were high schoolers. I know, but it was so crazy that it was like, it's, Euphoria was like the end of adolescence to me. I know they were in high school, but like these kids were living these lives that had exited adolescence. Hmm. You know, but like yeah, Zendaya is more like ethereal to me. Does that make sense? Like, there's like, I don't know, she's like a, and like an angel or something like that. That sounds crazy. But you know what I mean? No. Yeah. Sorry. Well, your wife will, with all dearest, that's crazy. Not even like that. That's crazy. Not even like that. You pass a fail. You call it on the bitch of angels. That's why. I have to be good to angels. Angels, angels. You don't do nothing with them. Yeah. You're not in this video. You're trying to pass her fail somebody. Yeah. Sean, you ain't fucking an angel. I'm not sexual, bro. But not sexual beings. Yeah. You're like the other thing. Angels. There goes getting. Pipe down. Come on. I don't think so. You think somebody's grabbing the wings from the back. Yeah. Fuck, you get the whole experience. No. No. No. Nobody's grabbing the wings from the back. Yeah. Also, they're scary. Look. Angels got like a bunch of eyes and shit. If you go by like the biblical explanation. It's like we're not white people angel. We're not white people angel. We're not doing all this. If you go by the big guy. Just the glowy shit with the wings. We're not doing all that. Just mad bitches with wings. That's it. It's just the way. Victoria's secret. Those are my angels. Yeah. You don't even got to bring it up. Cause we don't want to see it. Yeah. No, no, no. I want Alex to really do it. That's why you trouble. Cause you're trying to smash this. Yup. That's what an angel looks like. That's an angel, bro. Oh, they're not like people. No. This is a Bible you accurate angel. Your book is whack. No, no offense. It would all do respect. What do you mean? This should have sick. But your demons are like monsters. And then your angels are just fucking eyeballs with wings. This shit is like Scientology. Don't they got an eight ball eight eyeball monster inside Scientology? Oh, Zeno. I don't know. I don't really know. Zeno looks like. 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So now they're just like, oh, let's just keep the drama. Oh, people pay attention when we have some fake drama. I understand that there's like a marketing aspect to it, but like then they're the people that are like reacting seriously. There was like a coach that was upset about it. One coach wore like a shirt. I don't think they're in on the marketing meetings going, how do we build up the game? I think they're virtue signaling on something that I thought we all move past, but I thought everybody got to the point where it's like, amen, trans people, we respect them. You know, they're in an unfortunate situation. Obviously, they're going to have a genetic advantage over women if they're going to compete against them. They're going to do something to carve out a space for women to be competitive with one another. I thought that was just kind of like the conclusion after the Olympics. Yeah. We still don't know the coach's name, but now we know what this coach looks like. No, I'm saying no question. She knows what she was doing. No question. She's marketing. But you think she's in on the marketing. Yeah. Let's run it up. Let's run it up. Let's run it up. I think everyone's getting like their little points off. But, you know, it was so unfair what they did to Caitlyn Clark. What? I was going to write the press. They asked her to press comment. She's like, you know, that's up to the league and the people in the league to figure out those rules. That's not to us. Like, she literally did the thing that every like conservative pundit was asking all the black athletes to do around black lives matter. Remember, they were like, just shut up and dribble. She literally shuts up a dribble and then dribbles and then all the pundits like, you coward. How dare you not say so is bullshit on the other end is like, do you want athletes to do nothing but play ball or do you want them to be like involved in politics or whatever this kind of culture war is? Yeah. But I would imagine the league is very LGBTQ like extremely that's what you got to ride with them. I think that's the tricky thing, right? Which is the league is like has found so much support. I imagine from that community and the community's coming out. So you don't want to ostrice anybody from the community, but essentially because like every time I'll talk to a trans person about this, especially privately, publicly tricky because they're under certain scrutiny of they don't say certain things, but privately any time I ask trans person, like I'm always asking like, yo, what's, what's the, what do you think about the sports shit? Is the same answer every single time, which is competing in professional sports is the least of our concerns right now. Everyone's insane. They're like, I'm just trying to get an apartment. I'm just trying to not have some dude kill me. If he finds out that I got this whole combo is bringing a lot of extra attention. Yeah. They're like, yo, there's way bigger fish to fry. Like once we fry those fish, then we can figure out. But like it from the ones I've spoken to, they're always like, this is actually a distraction that makes all the other real shit that we got to go through harder. So they're not even tripping on it. And it's just like some virtue signaling, like fat check in the stands, who like wants to let the community know that she's supportive of this. Despite not really understanding it, what are you doing it for? I mean, outside of the marketing, I agree with you on the market, but like even, that's what they want. They want us arguing about this shit, like the media's putting mad gas on this shit. I saw like some Fox News host, like, yeah, why the fuck we even talking about this? He was mad that they were talking about that. I'm on what they can't talk about. They can't talk about what they did to Aaron Rodgers over that vaccine. Oh, I didn't see that. What am I? This is fantastic. So Aaron Rodgers refused to take the vaccine. And retired, recorded when he was playing now, okay, and ESPN was running stories nonstop. Everybody was sitting on him nonstop. Everybody was trash and booing nonstop. And there isn't a single shout out to Stephen A Smith though, he apologized. He was like, yo, I said some stuff and it turns out that I was wrong. He said, but like ESPN was running every single day, another fucking, and then he goes on Pat McAfee show and then says this. >> I'm going to plead the fifth. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I got a lot of that guy. >> Okay. >> Like that absolute coward, 20 cents, absolute dollars. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Are you kidding me? >> Yeah. >> 119. >> You got a pardon and you're in front of you and you pleaded over a hundred times. >> Yeah, at the White House, what are you scared of, Tony? >> Yeah. >> I thought you were the science. >> Yeah. >> I thought you were, I am science. Did you get up there and you can't answer a question? >> Yeah. >> What are we doing? And how much time did that work spend on that? How much time did they spend on my responses every week, on my vaccination status, on Taylor and Travis' wedding? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Did they do even a minute? >> Yeah. >> Did they do even a minute, Tony Fauci? >> No, I don't think I've ever done anything. >> I don't think I've done anything. >> And there was another scan of his app season 2 involving a voter for MVP, for coach of the year. How much time did your network spend? Did your network spend on that? >> Network. >> I wish I was happy. >> This is awesome. >> Take your shots at everyone. >> The year network. >> Yeah, yeah. >> Shout out to ESPN though, to run it. Like, this feels like wrestling a little bit. >> But I mean, it was live, right? >> Sure. >> Like, you could pull it down eventually. You could do whatever. There's tons of things you could do around it. But let it go. >> Yeah. >> This is news. But also, great point. You call this guy selfish of piece of shit. He doesn't know what he's doing. He doesn't know anything about science. He doesn't know whatever. And then it turns out that he was maybe not, let's say, not wrong to be skeptical. And then, not a people about it. >> Yeah. >> That's got to be a little frustrating, right? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> I don't remember. I remember they were calling us racists for making the joke about where it came from. Like, we got kicked out of a venue in Toronto for a joke about calling it the Wuhanic plague. >> Yeah. >> And they were like, these are racists. And what's so interesting about it is like, once the accusation is made, that exists. And then, the science is, I guess, corrected or changed or whatever. But that never goes away. >> Yeah. >> So it's like, that is there in perpetuity or people forget or these things, whatever. It doesn't matter. But like, there's no like correction. There's no people going, hey, listen, I really thought it was respectful. It's even a smith as he apologized. >> No. >> I thought that was honorable. >> Yeah. >> Like, think about the amount of people that said shit. They said shit about Rogan. Like, the amount of people who have been like virtue signaling off Rogan, you're out here saying, you know, this guy knows nothing about science. And he's just having conversations with people. And how dare he push these narratives and push these. Like, there are people who's like, whole identity about Rogan is based on, or whole perspective of Rogan is based on his conversations about COVID. Like, saying that he doesn't know what he's talking about. And he's having these dangerous conversations. He's pushing this dangerous stuff. Now, it looks like it wasn't that dangerous what he was pushing. And no correction on that. >> Yeah. >> And that was all the time, even like a rap wartime. There was a bunch of people that spoke out and they got their whole careers like finished. Because they were like, yeah, I think this rap wart thing is fucked up. And then their fans turned on them like the president, like it was insane. And then years later, we're like, hey, the rap wart thing didn't really work out. And everyone's like, yeah. Sorry. To me, it's so long the damage is done. >> Yeah, it's not about being right. It's about being right at the right time. >> It's like, you never want to be right first. You want to be right like seventh. >> Yeah. >> You know, like Hollywood's not in the business of making new movies. They're in the business of being second. >> Yeah. >> Who can be second? I don't want to waste all the money trying to develop some notion. I want to be the second person to do the shit that works. >> Yeah. >> They're doing that right now with the horror movies. Right? Like obsession killed it or back rooms or whatever killed it. And now every studio is going, okay, how do we get the next horror movie? >> Yeah. >> They don't want to be the one taking that first chance. >> Yeah. >> Because I'm going to lose their job if it flop. >> Yeah. >> But yeah, I get the animosity. It is funny because like every person I got burned by this is like just like so happy. Which is partially why I think the whole Fauci thing is happening. >> Talk to me. >> Because they're just like, first off, we got his diary. >> How do you get his diary? >> He's humiliating. I mean, it's not really his diary, but it's the fact they're calling it a diary. >> What is it? >> I think he was taking notes because he was planning to put out a book eventually. And so he was writing notes on your fucking work computer like an idiot. >> Oh, so they had access to his whole work. >> Yeah, they could see his work computer. And it was like internal memos that he was writing like to himself and other people about like his personal thoughts. What was going on? >> And is that allowed to have access? Like if we were to steal a man head or whatever, we were to make the argument in support of him. Would you go, that's his personal information and you shouldn't be sharing that? >> Technically it's work computer. >> Yeah, technically it's the work computer, everything on that computer. >> You can't give old people access to technology, but I'm like. >> Or just people on the app steam files thought emails were safe. >> Yeah. >> Like there's no way to get my password. >> And then he just goes out there and pleases a fifth. But it seems like in the emails there's like little references to like. Yeah, well, we don't really think it's the wet market. But like that's just the thing that like amplified it, but that's not really where it originated. And so now people are taking that to be like, oh, he lied about COVID. He knew about the whole thing the whole time, I don't know. Now, question. Is there a version of this where certain powers that be go to him? And they say, you are going to push out this messaging. We're rolling the dice. Yes, it might not be that bad, but there's a version where it is horrible. So we're going to roll the dice on being safety. Let's place steel in here. And you're going to be the face of this and you're going to go out there and you're going to say this. And if it doesn't go well, we promise you, we will part it. I mean, I can see a world where this happened. Yeah, I would jot that down to diary problem. Yeah. Like, if you're him, wouldn't you be like, I'm fine with that deal, but I need that. I need that slip somewhere so that I can be vindicated. But also, it's so funny when you pick and choose because it's depending on who covers it. Yeah. Like from the left, they'll point out things in the diary where it's just like, all right, you can see how uncertain he is and he's just trying to do the best thing for what he thinks at the time is. Like, so it's like he's trying to do, but then if you're on the right, they're just like, oh, you see? He said this thing, but then two weeks later, he said this thing that contradicts this thing. And now it's like, you can tell that means he was lying or whatever the case is. But like, this was a global pandemic. And people were just trying to do the right thing in the moment. I have a lot of who feels 100% about, that has 100% feeling about that situation is retarded. But then people that lose their job because the right thing, they're like, bro, yeah. If you lost your own channel, you lost whatever, like, no, you can feel upset, but I still at the same time. It's like, man, people are dying. I don't know. Of course. And I think that like, honestly, there's a part of me that looks up to like, look, it's a people are fucking dying. You're terrified and you're in control or you're in charge and these bodies are going to be on you. You're going to want to lean towards the safer thing. But at a certain point in time, you do need to be like, hey, that's what we did. We weren't 100% certain. We lean towards the safer thing. And I think that's what people are looking for. Now, there was a lot of damage that was caused by this, right? Like, a lot of, none of us had kids in school during that time. But like, if you talk to your friends, they had like kids in school and they like had to take away like two, three years of fucking school. Like, crazy. Yeah, he's autistic now. Who? Gen Z. Did we take it as cool to early another early from the weird? Yeah. No, I don't know. But like, there was damage, obviously, like economically, like you put all this money into the economy. Like, there are these things that have happened and there was real damage. Versus everybody in the world dying, which is what they thought potentially could have. Oh, two to three percent or whatever they thought, which is a huge number. So I get, I get it. But I do just think that some people just need to feel like, hey, I think they need to be validated. Like you're arguing with your girl. They're like, hey, listen, this was my point. You made me feel horrible about it. Now it turns out I was right. I need you, the expert to be like, hey, I was right. I need you to say that with the same volume that you said that I was super wrong. Do you think that that was softened or no? No, I don't think so. I think they just weren't. It's like, you want to prove he's alive. It's like right now. Imagine if that theater or arena in Toronto. Yeah. Apologize to you. Like, you wouldn't care now because you're not trying to perform that at the moment. Like, it wouldn't do anything right now. They're like, yo, my bad, we were wrong. No, because I don't hold anything for it. It was a weird time and people were making the best decisions they could. Like, I personally don't have it because I didn't really get that bad. There are people that got it way worse. Yeah. Like, jelly rolls PR agency fires him after doing that song we did in Florida. Oh, yeah. Open her up. Yeah. Like, that is fucking shit. Skyrack. That was probably not the best. But again, it's just like, it is a little thing. Like, listen, if that venue reached out, we're like, hey, listen, we were working off the information we had at the time. And now we know it wasn't a case. And like, you know, hindsight is 20, 20. If they did that, I'd be like, wow, I'm not expecting any of this at all. But like, that's really honorable for you to do that. That's why I thought it's even a smith. It was cool. Yeah. Like, just holding your hand up being like, yeah, I got it wrong. My bad. Yeah. It goes a long way. I mean, but I don't, I think the, I think maybe for Aaron, it maybe would mean something. But like in the court of public opinion, I don't know if food. I think people just want to see their feelings validated. By seeing him get skewered. By seeing Fauci get, you know, raked over the Coles. Yeah. And they go, yes, I'm justified by everything that I did. By not social distancing. What is the left saying about him taking the fifth throughout the process? Well, it seems like they're now flipping it on Trump. Yeah. Keep going. Because people, like especially on the left, you're like, okay, Fauci's taking the fifth. And you're saying that it's an implication of his guilt. than any time Trump takes the fit, that's an implication of his guilt. and Trump's taken the fifth however many times over the past, you know. But is Trump imparting? I thought the whole deal was once you're part and you're supposed to speak with openness. I mean, he has the whole deal right now where it's like he can't be charged for his taxes. So essentially, it's like a partner. Yeah. Therefore, you might as well answer it. Yeah, yeah. And they're like, if you're not saying anything you're taking the fifth, then you're guilty. Is like how they're framing it if that's the conditions we're working on. And is that a one-to-one? It just seems like more political mudsling that I don't know. And also, he's only pardoned up until that time. So if he says something that is a lie or maybe they can catch him and he lies now, he can then be charged after the fact. Oh, so there he is. Yeah, a reason to hear that. Detecting himself. Yeah, absolutely. I'm not going to put me on a stand and then I jam myself up and then you bring a case on me. It is unfortunate because- Wait, the fifth, too. Yeah, it's like no one he's really trying to hear anybody out. No one he's trying to hear each other out and it's like, yeah, maybe I just had like the hubris that there was versions. And I do think that there are people that do do that, but the populace, the media machine around it. Yeah. There is no intention to reach some sort of conversation. No, some congressman's like, if I go super honoured Fauci and I'm making my stupid- Boom. I'm going to get it re-elected. Yeah. And then I'm going to keep on inside or trade it. Fire, if I go honoured Fauci, I can make $100 million in the next 10 years. Yeah, dude, I get it. Did you guys get a little disillusioned about that or did you always see the game in that way? No, as I've gotten older, I'm realizing how it works now and it's like, it sucks. Starting to feel like, do I even keep voting? Like, is it? Yeah, I'm getting there, but now then you have like a guy like a zoe come along and I'm like, hi, he's actually trying. What seems like he's trying? Yeah. Well, they love him, hate him, it seems like he's trying. So it's like, these are the type of people where it's like, all right, I still get energized by somebody that looks like they're trying to do what's best. Yeah, to me, it's also about the figure and it's more about the populace. Like, are we capable of going, hey, I understand why you feel this way. Even if I don't agree, I understand why you feel that way. Or I understand why you're concerned about this and it feels like it's just so divided. Or it's almost impossible to kind of bridge that gap and even the like reasonable individuals that I feel like are kind of like in the center, they're maligned by both sides. So it's like, it is a, yeah, I'm checked out. Yeah, I'm like, and I don't even hold the, I'm like, I don't trust any of these politicians. Yeah, which I know is like, people say it's like a center right wing take, but I'm just like, I just don't really trust them. Like, Joe seems like he's doing a good job, seems like a nice guy. I mean, yeah, he seems cool. But like the financial interest in the material kind of like condition under everything, yeah, I just think forced people to act in ways that I don't like. Yeah. So that calculation of like, I go hard on Fauci, I get re-elected, I make a bunch of money. I'm like, yeah, 99% of people probably do the same shit. It's an interesting thing with, with, so it's like not being in power, being able to make decisions is probably the best time for any politician. Yeah. Like, ascension to power, but not being in position of, because once you have to start making decisions, you have to deal with the repercussions of decisions. Yeah, getting powers will be more fun than keeping it. Yeah, because when you get in power, you get to just call out all the bullshit and you really get to like meet people where they are emotionally. Like, love or hate Trump, like, and he's done almost none of the things he said he was going to do, but he was tapping into things that like Americans did care about. You know, look, fucking Epstein. Yeah, I think that most Americans left the right, would like to know what the fuck is going on there. No more foreign worse. I think most Americans would like that to kind of stop not ballooning the fucking budget. And you're like, I think these are things that like, okay, these are relatable. And I think Zoe was tapping in on exactly similar things, like, cost of living. It's like, ridiculously high. How can we bring that down? Groceries, all the stuff. And then once you're empowering, you have to implement, like, this grocery thing is so interesting. Because like, the groceries tour, and the second it came through, I was like, Oh, fuck, I already know what the next headline is going to be. But when they ask, like, how do you get the groceries and like, avoid people just buying them and then selling them? And they're like, well, they'll be, they'll be an ID that's required to buy the groceries at the discounted grocery store because they're for New Yorkers. And I know immediately, it's like, okay, they're going to go, you need an ID to buy lettuce, but you don't need an ID to vote. Which is like a fair criticism. I don't think it's fair. Well, what is the, what would be the argument against it? In order to register to vote, you have to show your ID. I don't think that's true. Yes, yeah, you definitely do. No, because I think you can like register in certain places, register people to vote just by like writing their names down. No, you look this up. That checked me, but I'm almost 100% certain you need, because most of the time you register when you're getting your driver's license or when you're at the DMV or something like that. So it's like, to get on the register, you have to be a citizen, you have to have some type, some form of identification, or they have to identify you. And then you're registered in a place. And so you can only vote at that particular location. So to have voter fraud, you have to have, you have to know the person's name, person's last name, know where they're able to vote, and know that they're not coming in there that day in order to vote. Is that a signature? Is that true? Is that true that you can need to says current voter ID requirements in New York, registering to vote a completed voter registration form, a valid form of identification, including driver's license, non drivers ID number, or the last four digits of a social. So if you do not have any of these forms of registration or identification, you can still register to vote by completing a mail-in paper registration form. You need to show acceptable proof of identity and residency at your polling place on election day. Oh, and so if you didn't show the ID when you registered to vote, then you have to bring it in order to vote. Right. So you believe in voter ID then. You don't need to show an ID when you go to vote. Why not just show them when you go to vote if you already have it when you got registered? Because some people don't have ID. So then how did they, but that's how they got registered? Well, let's slow it down so we don't feel like you have to be on the defense. Because this is more like it seems to me what you're saying is like having some proof of identification to be part of the voting process is important. Yes. And that's why it already exists in New York. Yeah, I'm actually, I'm for showing your ID when you go to vote. I'm just saying that I know that you fucking conservative. I know, I'm fucking right. I just don't feel that it's needed because the cases of voter fraud are so small and it like practically never happens. But it is such an easy thing to say. It's like, of course, you should have to show an ID when you go to vote. But why would you have to show an ID for a problem that doesn't exist? Oh, again, listen, I can't speak to whether probably that's my thing. It's like, we just like the buzzwords. Like we like those types of things. But yes, showing ID for a person who can possibly take advantage of this system where you can just buy a bunch of groceries for the cheap and resell it. Yeah, to prevent that from happening, that makes more sense in my head because there could be some sort of like fraud going on there. Yeah, that would be the easiest come up. Oh, let's just go buy all these 30% off groceries and sell it for a little bit more. And they're hilarious to think that New Yorkers won't outsmart the system. We outsmart every system. There's not a system that exists that we want outsmart. But the thing is, there will be a TikTok of some guy going to that walk out everywhere. But we have pantries all around the city already that do this exact thing. They get groceries. Yeah, had a discount rate. This is a political move. It's a performative move. But that's what I'm saying. But people are just upset at the move that he's doing when it exists already. So why aren't you upset at the fact that we have pantries all around the city that is doing the exact same things? He just wants to expand it. It's well, I think the reason that they might be upset is socialist. No, no, no, I think the reason is because he's gaining political momentum. Yes. And this is a thing that is working and I think this is resonating with people. I mean, look, the way I would do it is instead of starting a new grocery store, I would just, all the grocery stores that already exist in these neighborhoods, I would just give them a buyback on the groceries that they already purchase. So I would make those grocery stores more profitable. So instead of giving the money to this new grocery store, I'd be like, yo, bodegas, whatever it is, you can buy these items at a 30% discounted rate. You sell them at this price and we're going to make a delta. You got, you guys still make your money. So that's, that's actually a pretty good idea. But a lot of them, I think why they're doing this is because when inflation happened and when the cost of stuff starts to go up, they rode, rode their prices and then they haven't brought them back down. So it's like they're taking advantage of the fact that everything's up. And so they're like, okay, now if you want to take advantage of the people, now they're going to have another option. And so you're either going to have to adjust your prices if you want to stay, you know, whatever, what's the word competitive? Yeah. Or you get priced up. Like I think it's a great thing. It's going to force all the grocery stores to be like, all right, we were milking it for a little bit. Let's just like I'm not sure the profit margins on grocery stores. I was told that like Costco sells groceries at a 0% markup and they make money on the other things there. Make the memberships or whatever. Yeah. And just the other items that you might buy there then aren't groceries. So it's like they're already selling it at. I can't imagine grocery stores are operating on some like insane margin. Like it's such a tricky business. Food goes bad. Like it's - It's tough, dude. - Not insane, but a milk shouldn't be fucking $8. >> Right. >> I want it to be less for everybody. I don't know the numbers. I don't know the economics of it. But again, like this is one of those things, just about the voter ID thing, where it's like, okay, now you're implementing actual laws and whether or not you agree or not. The opposition party can utilize these things to be like, oh, so now you agree with ID, but you don't agree with ID over there. And the more these things will be implemented, the more the opposition party gets to rally against it. So it's really kind of like whoever's in power, the party, it's not in power. It gets to make you look like a hypocrite and stupid, and you don't know what you're doing. And then that flips. And then we just end up complaining for our entire lives and then die. >> That's a really good idea. >> I know. It's nothing really changes that much. >> Yeah, that's a good idea. >> The grocery door expensive. You're nanny tried to steal. >> Try to steal it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, so try to take them. There was a hero that stopped her. >> Yeah, I said, you got to pay first. >> Now put her in the bag. >> Shout out to Food Bank, friend, YC, because they're doing great stuff. >> No, they are. >> Shelters all around. >> How was it that years? Are they pro-equality? >> Pro everything. They got all your people. >> Really? >> The blue hairs, all that. >> Oh, hell yeah. >> The little tourist people. >> I mean, is Mark a blue hair? >> If you walk around in the neighborhood. >> I feel like he presents as a blue hair, but he's like. >> Yeah, yeah. >> But he's one of the rich ones that live amongst them. >> I'm going to throw it in the horse. >> You're an element living on the outside, dude. >> Yes. Guys, we got to do some Patreon. >> Yes. Can I bring up one thing before we leave? >> Yes, please, please. >> This was something that Tony brought up that I thought was an interesting discussion. >> Oh, it's interesting. >> This went viral on Twitter. It's got like 10 million views. People discussing this exact dilemma. This is a girl that posted. She said, single girlfriend at NYC's Text Exchange with a hinge match, she's upset. Here's the Text Exchange. This is her. Good morning. What time it slash wears dinner tomorrow? Have you been to La Mesa? I have not looked gorgeous. Could you send me an Uber for dinner tomorrow? No, I won't. On the way home, though, happy to pick a restaurant next to you. So the question is, should she be upset that her first hinge date didn't get her an Uber to the restaurant? >> I'll be honest with you. That is insane. >> Can we talk about this on Patreon? I can only talk. >> That is right there. I need to know who the guy is. Why does that make difference? If you're a trust fund kid and it's not your money anyway, if you never had to work for it, then she could spend it, too. >> I think what that's the world. There's like two options of digging. If you're a trust fund kid, if you're a trust fund kid, it's not your money anyway. Just get her to fucking Uber. >> He's not a fucking value of a dollar. These motherfuckers are cheap as fuck, too. >> Yeah, but that's fucked up and ain't even their money to get cheap. >> What's that? Definitely not a trust fund kid. First off, all right. So let's work in this scenario where they're both people who have jobs in New York. They're going to Mercerate, which is a fantastic restaurant. >> Yeah, what is the price point on that place? >> It's a nice, it's not crazy expensive, but it's really nice, amazing chocolate chip cookie. >> Oh, I've had that job. >> Yes, you have a very good. >> A incredible chocolate chip cookie, but a fantastic restaurant. Go check it out. >> Michelin guide. >> It's on guide, anyway. But what I would say is, is that that is insane entitlement. Can you get my Uber to go to the salty, I swear to God. >> Tell me, tell me, I'm awful this. Wait, what's that, are you on? That's sex trafficking, son. Depending on where that girl lives in Hoboken, and you're getting an Uber for her to cross state lines to come in to have dinner and sex. That's sex trafficking. You can be a jail like Diddy. You want to send men to jail? That's crazy. >> That's why we, this got to be Pedro. >> That's gotta be Pedro. >> That is crazy. >> Cuz how are we doing? Let me, let me, we're trying to fucking knock. >> Can I say this though? Let me offer the Uber. >> Yes. >> Don't go, can you get me an Uber? >> How far is she coming from? That's more important. >> Go down, go down. >> That's more important. >> Go down. >> Crazy first date spot, too. >> If it's like, go up, go up, sorry, go up. >> I just need to kind of see the whole text, >> You're trying to get other intel. >> All right, ready? This is the whole thing, this is all we got. >> All right, ready? So look, here's the thing. >> It's on a $20 Uber B. >> This is my issue with it. You ready? >> That's the app. >> Can I, can I, can I, Uber app? Can I just ask? >> Can I just ask? >> Can I just ask this question? Can I just ask this question? >> Okay. >> Do you guys not have an issue with her trying to get him to confirm the Uber a day in advance? >> That is a good point. >> What I see, ready? This is what I see. If he's not willing to get me to Uber, I'm going on another date that I got lined up. I'm trying to see if this guy is real and he's going to be my little sugar daddy taking care of me, because I got this other guy on the line that I don't like as much. But I need to see if this guy's into me like that. >> I didn't people like that. I people that like, hey, where are we going to dinner? He mentioned some spot that's far for her. So now you're going to pick a spot that's far for me. If you want to pick a spot that's far for me, I at least get the Uber. But that's where she has to go, oh, that's a little far. Is there anything in my neighborhood? >> Yeah, you say there's anything in my neighborhood. >> And then he goes, oh, let me just get you in Uber. >> Exactly. But that's what he basically did. He's like, okay, so this must be far. Happy to pick a restaurant next to you. >> It's the wrong order. >> That's how I perfectly. Because what he played, he called to a broke bitch. That's what he did. She was like, are you going to daddy me? Are you going to take care of me? >> Yes. And he played it like, I'm just into you for you. He didn't even go, oh, you just want me to pay. He went, I just like you for who you are. I'd gladly come to a place closer to you. >> Yeah, I didn't care about the restaurant. >> The restaurant doesn't matter to me. >> Yes, mom. >> Yeah, I'm trying to be too nice. They called her a six. That's what he did. Because if that bitch was a 10, yes, I got you Uber. Let's stop playing this game. >> That is a girl that's just on the cuss. I don't care if I'll get tonight. >> Can I tell you when you get the Uber? Can I tell you when you get the Uber, when you request it, when you're coming over and the dude is dropping dick off. That's when you could go, hey, when you go, hey, at 11.30, hey, I'm just getting home. What are you up to? And they're like, I'm just at home right now. What are you doing? You'll come over and they go, would you get me an Uber? >> Absolutely. >> I got you going. That's dangerous. I'm going to put you on a train. >> Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, but also if it's a bad bitch, do you really want to go on there? >> You thought my NEPO baby I knew it was crazy. >> That's crazy. >> I feel like it's not crazy. >> That's crazy. >> That's crazy. >> They don't understand the value of a dollar. Just send daddy's money over to her. >> But also, but that's my dad. That's not your dad. >> You're even doing your dad, you don't even care about it. >> No, our dad does as much as your dad. >> The girls are sick. We got to see the picture of the girl. >> They met on hand, which I think changes a lot. >> Tell me why, because I've never done a, I've never done hand. >> If they met on Raya and or like the sugar dating baby sites, it's like okay, there's some sort of like the name of the site that you're on. What, what's the name of those? >> I don't know. >> Wait, but go on, go on, go on. >> Yeah, you meet on hinge and like it is crazy he's taking on a first date there. >> The expectation does change depending on what that first date is. Drinks after work, like no, you're not going to nubert, but like that's a pretty nice spot, but they met on hinge. He's playing weird mixed signals also. >> Why is he playing mixed signals again? >> Because they met on hand, which I would argue would argue is the normal dating site. >> That's not what other people say. >> No, you're saying that are you making a statement about her aesthetics? >> No, not her. >> Is it Raya better bitches? >> You have to, I think it's a higher tax bracket. Like I think Raya's richer. >> It'd be a nice ride. >> It's going to be a nice, yeah, it's hard to trick someone. >> It's hard to trick someone. >> Yeah, okay, so I can't get on that pitch, I don't know. >> Yeah, no, I'm just trying to get on that pitch. >> I'm just trying to get on that pitch. >> It's going to be hard for me. >> It's higher chicks. Welcome to life. >> It's crazy. >> Yeah, so again, again, asking for the Uber a day in advance to me is a signal. It's, are you going to take care of me? Do you really like me? Are you into me? And she's in the situation. She's like, I think she's basically going, I'm not willing to meet you for dinner. She's hitting him up, reminding him about, are they going to have a date tomorrow? If he hit her up, it's okay. I'd love to go take you out tomorrow. I want to go to this restaurant. And then she was like, okay, yeah, I'm totally down. Even asking, are you going to send me the Uber for a first date at a restaurant is insanity? >> Implications, he's already paying for dinner. >> Oh, you already know that's happening. >> There's a $250 bill that he's going to be stuck with regardless. >> Yeah. >> And she's trying to add on another $25. >> $6, guys. >> Why is she saying, are you going to get me my Uber? That's not what Sixes do. What 10? >> Six is happy to be there. >> What 10 has to go out their way to confirm the date with the dude? >> Can I ask you a question? No 10. No 10. No, no, you're not wrong. But no 10 goes, will you get me my Uber? >> They expected. >> No. They don't even expect it. Every 10 got $15. every 10 got $25. >> You have it hung out and see son. I'm saying these girls now, it's expected. >> It's transactional like that. >> Yeah, I would be shocked if a girl couldn't get herself to a place, but if she's a 10, there's no way she thinks she's paying for the meal. It's like not even an acquaintance. And then they talk to the friends like, oh, it is broke, you couldn't get my Uber, couldn't pay for this. Yeah, that's, it's expected off ripped for a baddie. >> That's crazy. >> That is leads out the house with nothing in their pocket besides their phone. >> This girl just talks to her friend and her friend said that the girl that she was dating sent a car for her for dinner. And she's like, I'm higher than her. >> Yeah. >> I got to make sure this guy's in the center car for me. >> Yeah. >> But the fact that he hit her with the algo to a place closer to you, that is next level. I love that. >> Five, right? >> That's brilliant. That's brilliant. >> Four or six. >> You think she's four to six. You're not taking six to Mercerie, bro. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> You're not taking seven. >> You want to impress her. She's probably never been there. She's a six. >> Guys, I'm telling you, put it together. >> Honestly, put it together. >> I'm putting it together. >> Can I point out something here? He asked her has she ever been to Lemurserie? So she probably, she probably is. >> Come on, guys. >> Come on, guys. What the fuck? >> We need to see that. We need to see the guy. >> What they look like. >> There's no other data. >> We need to see what they look like. >> Oh, man. >> He needs to send her a city bike credit. >> Guys, we need to do pay for it. >> But this is all jokes. >> We're going to Patreon right now. Patreon.com/flagrim. We'll see you guys over there. Peace.