Ep. 302 - Big Africa

0:00What's going on, Sha? Do you see what you did, Gaston? What did I do? Did you hear the news? No. Oh, I was informed what day was I informed? September, so Monday, so two days ago. Okay. Same day that our bonus episode came out. Yeah. I was informed by on Twitter by Del Negro J. Okay, what's up? Um, he sent me a link or responded to me from the link and tagged me. And I looked and the link or the tweet immediately said, um, you cannot see this because you blocked some of the words in it. Oh, I'm like, and his tweet to me was, rock nation must have been listening to the bonus episode today and said, hold my beer. Yo. So do you know what has happened? No. Miley Cyrus is doing the next super bowl.

1:09Yo, man, I mean, I mean, oh, man, I feel terrible. Sha, that's funny, but that's that's rough. That's funny, but I mean, it'll be fine. If it means that I get to completely ignore the Super Bowl. Wait. Great. So don't even ask, I'm not coming to your house to see the Super Bowl. I'm going to be somewhere else entirely. I don't want to, I don't want to hear Hyde Norteil of it. I don't care about her performance at all. Yeah. I'm again, I was a Hayden on Miley. No, you weren't. I was. Right, right. But like, I to be clear, I wasn't like a fan before that. I was, I was, that's what blew my mind about the song. They're like, it led down that rabbit hole. What's that? What's that? It's not shocking that the song would do. It's shocking that it did it to you. Yeah. I think that's what's shocking. Fair, fair. But that you really, something in it attached itself to you like

2:13on an academic level. And also on an emotional level. Yeah. And I think that's that's kind of what's surprising. Roto, I don't need anybody either, sure. Okay. I could, I could, I could buy my own flowers. Yeah, I don't, you don't have to tell me the words again. I know. But I will say I'm surprised. I don't think she yet. I'm not, I'm not, I'm not hating. I'm not a fan of her. I do like that song. But I didn't think she had the catalog to do a Super Bowl. She does. I mean, she does. Yeah. Yeah. She's been around for a long time. She's a Disney kid. But like Disney songs would be Super Bowl songs too. She was Hannah Montana. Right. I know those are known songs, but like I wouldn't think of like, I guess like that anybody who, anyone who grew up with Hannah Montana yeah, is like at a point now where

3:13in the stilters out of full, full peak with them right now. So she could come out and put on a long blonde wig and do something goofy with Hannah Montana songs or something like that. You know what I mean? Yeah. Just like there's a reference to it. That's enough. And then I mean, she had her dad. She's got, she's got enough songs that people. She's had a couple of songs that were very big hits that were damn near and escapeable. Right. Partying in the USA. Reckon Bull. Right. And this the song I was talking about flowers. Yeah. Didn't she have some song called The Climb? I think I'm lost. I don't even know. I think so. But yeah, she's got a, she's got also she did a, a cover of Jolene. Okay. That people really liked. She's done like some cover songs that people really enjoyed. Like it's not, it's not surprising to me. And I'm willing to bet that, um,

4:13that Dolly Parton was going to be a part of that Super Bowl until she passed away. Right. Because they worked together and that would be and the contrafication of pop music in general. Right. She's certainly a part of that. And let's not forget her dad. Right. Billy Ray Cyrus. Yeah. Not a breaky heart. Like he could have done a Super Bowl just doing that song over and over. Remixes of that song for like 10 minutes. Well, it's up. I think they're going to bring him out. They're going to do. No, no, no, no, no, no, they won't do a old-town role with Billy Ray. No, do you not remember how much country people hated that? Fair. I just think of people watching. No, no, no, no, no, no. And I mean, Billy Ray did that. And that was a good handout for that young man. Like, hey, I got you. What you're doing, you're saying. And it it should count and all that kind of shit.

5:15But no, no, little no, it's like this. But I mean, my man just got out of rehab. Right. Why are we going to throw him in a Super Bowl? No, you know what I mean? Like, yeah, he's so far beyond. Honey, he tried to sell shoes with blood in him. Like, he's so far beyond that. And, um, and yeah, like that's absolutely, you have to do that kind of pivot. Because who was it last year? Bad Bunny? Right. Yeah, you can't have Bad Bunny on here. And then not go straight to Americana. Right. You know what I mean? So, yeah, and I think Bad Bunny just won a bunch of like, creative arts, Emmys or whatever. You want some Emmys for his performance recently. Like over the past weekend. They had the first part of the Emmys, which I dare say the more interesting part of the Emmys. Ooh, why is that? Well, because it's not the one that everyone got to see,

6:16but it had, they switched it up. I feel like there were two nights. You know what the Emmys used to do? They used to have the creative arts or the technical Emmys or whatever it was. They had, um, and it would be like maybe the night before. And it was for the more technical side of television making. Right. Like Emmy for rotoscoping and Chilac Day. Well, not quite rotoscoping. I don't think they do that on all the shows. But, um, yeah, I don't know cinematography. Whatever it is that they are doing. A lot of the writing Emmys were usually given out on that one. Actually, they would switch that off like year to year. Okay. Because they used to give away the writing Emmys on the televised one. And then they were like, no, we need more room for star power. We're going to put those on the, with the technical. And so they make, they got into, I think they made an agreement with maybe the guilds.

7:20Maybe the writing guild to have every other year. Because I don't know if you remember this. Lord, here I go with awards show shit again. But I love this. I don't know if you remember seeing how much you've watched the Emmys back in the day. But the one of the funniest gags was when they had the nominees for like writing, you know, writing for like the late night shows. Yeah. Or, um, or sitcoms or anything like that. The writers, um, nominated, the shows nominated, would send in these very goofy things, these very goofy clips as they're to show during the nomination process. Because they would, they, so they're like, uh, here's, nominated for best writing for late night variety talk show. Right. David Letterman.

8:20And then they name all the people on the writing staff. And they would, the clip that they would show would be something that the show produced themselves and submitted. So it would be some goofy shit. It would either be each, um, like say each writer turning around like they're in an old sitcom with a hat on like a very tired or more. And, you know, and of course it's 99.2% white dudes. You know what I mean? But so it's that or it would be David Letterman with a list of writers burning the, a list of writers with like a cigar as they're naming them off. You just like who fucking cares? Like so each show would do some goofy shit like that. Right. Those were very funny. I remember like waiting for those to see what they, you know what I mean? So then those got switched to every other show. But now the way things have been splintered, you know, there are so many other categories because there's like limited series because they're not doing shows like, you know, so many streaming

9:25shows are probably a lot. So there's limited series where it's like this is going to be it. You know, we got this one eight hour limited series, um, based on a book. So there's not going to be any sequel is just this one thing. Um, like show gun. Right. Right. Um, or, uh, or the thing on Bob Fossy or what, you know what I mean? And so those people, but those people acting in them are well known actors. Yeah. Right. We want to see them get awards. So they were then being folded into the televised one. Well, this year, um, and so, uh, so the one now with this year they had the technical one, for, I don't know, best crafty who knows that was one night. All right. And then the second night was the more star-studded one of the shows that were not televised.

10:26Um, so like best guest host or best guest appearance on a comedy show. Right. Um, that one was not televised, which is kind of a shame because uh, nominated for that was Connor story from heated rivalry. And the Emmys really could have used that, uh, bump right people paying attention to maybe see him. Um, he was nominated for when he hosted SNL, but also nominated and who we bet who everyone knew would win was Rob Reiner for his appearance on the bear. Oh, okay. What have been a beautiful moment considering how shocked everyone in Hollywood was on about how he went out, how he and his wife went out.

11:26And that also would have helped eyes on the Emmys, but they already put everything on extra shit. They put on that one that's not televised. So, and it's a week before. So Emmys is like two, like two different weekends. So the actual one that's like best actor in a drama, best actor, you know, all that normal one. Yeah. That one hadn't even come on yet. That comes on next Monday. I feel as too far I feel like exactly. Yeah. So, so shows that have been on hiatus like say late night talk shows that have been on hiatus or on a longer hiatus because they can't really come back until after the Emmys shows are being put like it's just I don't know. It's a lot. How did I get here? Why do I start talking about this? I don't even know how we got on this topic. Oh, Miley Cyrus. All right. Well, never mind then it doesn't matter. I'm for the greater good then that I'm talking about this.

12:29Yeah. Yo, that yo, Routort. Yo, yo, did that yo, Routort. It's chat. I think you just invest in like that's the first time I've seen somebody fill her buster in real life. Like you were like we not talking about Miley, yo. That's crazy because I brought her up. I brought up on the same day that that episode of ours dropped. Almost exclusively about her. Yeah, yeah. It was announced that she's doing the Super Bowl. Oh, that's it. Bad party one. Bad bunny. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I knew I'd get there anyway. Oh, that's awesome. I'll congrats to Miley, I guess. Yeah, well, she can do whatever she wants. I mean, I guess, honestly, that just means it's a thing I don't have to care about. And that's fine. So take it off my plate. Yeah, Routort, you know,

13:30it's to it into the commercials. You know, make that. I mean, I don't, I don't care about like if I don't have to be around it, that's great. Yeah. Yeah, I don't, I don't care about football. I don't care about commercials because they show the commercials online like a week before the game. So you're not even, there's not even any surprise anymore. Right, right. Because the real eyes aren't watching on live anymore. So now there's a version of it that has to be on TikTok or whatever. So nothing is the way it was. So I'm like, okay, great. Then I can go see a movie. Which there are a lot of movies that are that have been announced. Yeah, I'm like a lot for me three, I guess, maybe two or three, that, um, that I'm like, oh, I kind of want to see that. And I haven't had the feeling of, oh, I kind of want to, I think I'll go see that in a minute about a movie. Okay. What's calling you right now? Um, I want to see whatever this is that, um, Luca,

14:34uh, Guantara Merro, whatever his last name, Guadalajara, the Italian guy, Challengers, fella, call me by your name, that guy. Okay. Queer. He made those movies. So he made one about, I want to say the fella's name is Sam Open, the Open AI guy. Oh, okay. So he made this movie, Luca, then, um, artificial, artificial, he made this movie and, uh, he had, like the backing of, uh, maybe Amazon or so, probably Amazon, because I think that's where his movies are streamed now once they're out of the theaters. Right. And Amazon, not long ago was like, a bro, we can't really, we can't really air this movie or release this movie. And it's because, you know, they've been, Amazon's been in talks with this guy. Yeah. And then so he's shopping it around to other streamers and all of them are like, I don't know.

15:35I'm like, yo, what's in this movie? Real talk. So it's like, it's, you know, I guess probably the next social, what's that word? Social network, even though there's already a social network too, electric boogaloo, that's coming out as well. Yeah. But when I saw the commercial or the trailer for that, I was like, oh, I don't care about the second part of this. Yeah. Cause, um, although maybe what that Jeremy, Jeremy strong, he, he may be able to channel a Mark Zuckerberg. But I mean, Jesse Eisenberg was Mark. Body, that's it. I mean, he really, and they went back to him like you want to do this. He's like, nah, you know, I moved on. I can't, I can't keep doing that. And that's fair. It's absolutely fair. Yeah. And Jeremy strong, I know he likes to get lost in a role, but I don't think he really got lost. I still look at it and go, that's Jeremy strong. So I don't know. But this one, um, and I know really very little about that open AI guy, but it, I was just

16:41like, I'll absolutely watch that. Real talk. Oh, here we go. I'm talking, you know, you can't, you saw my open AI. He can't even say, whoa, does my. Close it up. Close it up. Yeah, I'm, I'm deaf. I'm honestly into seeing this. I love social network. Um, there's, uh, there's some lines in there that like, um, are incredibly well written A and, uh, even better performed. Okay. I haven't seen it since I saw it in a theater and I can't find that bitch streaming anywhere. Unless it's like on to be your wink, wank or whatever. All you got to do is, uh, watch, uh, watching on YouTube and like, ten minutes increments. Oh, yeah. There's like so many like clips of that movie almost to the, yeah, the whole version of it is on there at some point. At, at, like, seven minutes. No, I saved that for horror movies. Oh, okay, okay. Cause I, one time interested in that's how I watch American Psycho. Years ago, one day at work, I just had it on YouTube and there were like seven chunks

17:44or something. That's awesome. I went and I'd stop it like, uh, let me do some work and then I'd go back to it and I'm like, oh, boy, that's crazy. Let me do some work. And that's how I watch the American Psycho. And that's when I'm like a little, a little scared, but I'm still curious. That's kind of how I will watch that. But I feel like this, but you know, I bet the social network will show up somewhere. Yeah, it's so good. It'll pop up on a new stream where you have. I'm sure someone will have it. Right. I mean, it's a fincher. It's got to be somewhere. Rolls up. It's up there. Rolls up. One thing I haven't found to his is the, uh, the, the sport show he did, the sports sensor type thing. I do. I do. I do. Um, right. I am thinking of the same guy, right, David Fincher. Am I bugging out? Did he do a movie that was about a sports show? No, no, I'm thinking of the wrong dude. I'm bugging out. Um, what's his name? Aaron Sorkin. Yeah, Aaron Sorkin. Oh, they were. Yeah. Yeah. Cause they worked together on that.

18:45Yeah. The social networks. Oh, so you've never seen sports night. I've seen it, but I haven't been able to see it again. Yeah. I mean, that was hard to catch when it was on real sore. I love to have the DVD, which maybe I have that in storage. I don't know, but I did like that show. Yeah. I miss sports night and men of a certain age. Those are two shows that like regularly, I never want. How was men of a certain age? Uh, I, I enjoyed it a lot. And I might be over enjoying it because it was the first time I liked Ray Romano. Okay. Right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, like no, this to him as a performer, but like I just found the show overly silly. Um, oh, his sitcom. Yeah, but like this was like, I was like, oh, shit, he got chops. Right, right. And like the other two men are legit actors. Uh, so I was like, oh, he's like, he's holding up. Um, and then it was the first time I saw. Uh, I, I saw men in this role where like they weren't, uh, uh, great in, in movies.

19:48Usually they're supposed to be heroes and like, it was three guys is genuinely struggling in the middle of life. Right, right. And I'm in. Um, I was like, oh, this is kind of dope. Um, so yeah, I found that interesting, but apparently, uh, it was us, uh, me and the three guys on the show, the wife. I mean, that, right, that's got like three seasons or something. Yeah. I mean, granted they were TNT seasons, but that still was at that time. That was good stuff, right? Yeah. I mean, bad. I've seen a sense. I can't find that any with streaming. Uh, but somebody got a link to those two. I check them both out. I want to see sports night. I want to see. Yeah, sports night is, forget about it. That was one that people were trading. It's not that it's a deep cut. It's just one of those that only TV people kind of really like. Yeah. That's one. I remember people trading like VHS cassettes where they had taped all of them. You know, it was like that era. Yeah. Um, those two, I think, are political animals a lot. What's political animals?

20:49It was a show to play for one season. Um, it has, uh, the guy that ended up, uh, I'm terrible at describing this. I was in Gabby. Uh, I was in Gabby to like, uh, play the game of like, who am I describing? Okay. Yeah. I'm, um, Sebastian Stan is in it. That's what was thinking of the ends of being in the Captain America movies. Yeah. I don't, Sebastian Stan apparently has been in a Gajillion things and I only recently could pick him out of a lineup. I have no, and I don't think I've seen anything that he was in or I just, his face did not stand out. Nothing about them stood out. They say he was in gossip girl. I was like, when was he in gossip girl? Whoa. I was like, yeah, exactly. I was like, what? But I think he, and he was in gossip girl after I had given up on gossip girl. Right. I was like, Oh, okay. So I don't know. I don't know. And they just, everyone's just like, yeah, he's been acting forever. I'm like, where? Where? Where's he been acting forever?

21:50And then people throw stuff out and I'm like, Oh, well, okay. I guess good for him. He just, I've seen all those. Yeah. I'm like, or I haven't. I haven't seen any of those. It's more like it for me. Oh, man. Well, listen, congrats to my Lee. Mm-hmm. Emmys get back to one weekend. I think it's kind of a vibe of like it being like a, like a camp for the creatives. Oh, you know what I think it is? I don't think it's a camp for the creators. I think it's a lot of. I think they also, they used to have daytime Emmys. And I like separately that they would do maybe in the spring or the summer. And then of course, the regular Emmys were like the sign that it's a new season. So it was always in September. And so daytime Emmys were for like your daytime talk shows, your soap operas, your children's shows, like stuff like that. And I can't remember if they wrap all of it in or if they still have those separate.

22:57I don't know. I'm just like, why is it too night? And I mean, it's because, it's honestly, it's because the way that we watch, the way that we consume is so segmented now that we need a week and a half to fucking give out war because it's not just, you know, like, it's like, well, what is this exactly? What does this, is this unlimited, because there are things that were nominated. For limited series. And then that's based on a book, that finish. And then they're like, you know what, let's do a second series. And I'm like, well, that's not limited. You cheated. Yeah. I'm looking at you, not pretty little, little lie, lie, lure, liars, somewhat liars and fire in everywhere and pretty. I can't remember which one it is. It's the one with Reese Witherspoon, which doesn't help because she's in two of them. I don't say. Witherspoon and Laura Dern and Nicole Kidman and Joey Kravitz and Shaline Woodley, whichever

24:04one that was, that was a big hit based on some book. And it got a little lies, big little lies. See what I mean? Yo. Which is different from little fires everywhere, which was the other one that was witherspoon was in or pretty little liars, which was like some YA TV show. Like, that's why it takes the, that's why it's, that's why it takes the, that's why it takes the, that's why it takes the, that's why it takes the, that's why it takes the , that's why it takes the, that's why it takes the, that's why it takes the, that's why it's like some, two to three awards ceremonies. Yeah, people got to get their votes straight. Like, what, what was this for? What, what is this? Yeah, who's even, I don't know. That's crazy. Or we know Reese's winning one of these, okay? No, she's not. Has she won anything. Has she won anything? She's, she's, she's doing it about force. Like she's like, she's just a little, she's just a little, just a little woman who's just like, I'm here. And she'll do it. And look, nothing against Reese's withers, but now that's someone who I've seen their early work. And she just a crazy shit. Yeah. And I'm here for it. Yeah, she has to, okay? Real talk.

25:04Staying top of your biz. Do the book publishing, all that shit she do. You know what I mean? RIP Rob Reiner. And let's check out this. Wow. Some old man movies. Wow, you really covered all the bases here. I think, I think I got one of them. We went on like five tangents. I'm making sure. You don't have to, you do not have to wrap it up in a nice neat bow. It's been 300 episodes. It's been almost six years. If people here don't know how to ride the flow. Yeah, you know, there's always the daily. Yo, yo, it got yo, it's funny. You mentioned that like I was upstairs getting before getting the show getting everything like organized. And like Michaela, I told you about the Dave trending online, the term Dave. Dave? Yeah. So as in the name Dave, as in the acronym Dave, instead of ADHD.

26:09Hey, okay, hold on. Give me a second, really? Yeah. So apparently. Okay. Go ahead. Keep talking. So amongst some young people and people on TikTok, Dave was trending over the last like year and a half as an alternative way of describing certain people who have ADHD, but don't feel like quite describes them because a lot of people feel that ADHD, the assumption is you can't focus. Okay. That's not the full only meaning of ADHD. Right. So Dave stands for dopamine attention variability and executive dysfunction. Hold on. Wait, Dave, as in past tense of Dave, D-A-V-E. D-A-V-E, all right. So that's dopamine attention. Attention. Variability. Variability. Okay.

27:09And executive dysfunction. And exact. Exact dysfunction. Yeah. So this was trending for A, because it was easy to remember, B, because it was more accurate. It's a certain type of person that was diagnosed with ADHD, but was different than what people stereotypically think of ADHD. Okay. And some people felt there was a way of kind of breaking the stigma that it's like a bad, scary thing that only certain people have and that they can't function. They're saying, hey, I have, I have it identified as a Dave and I'm still able to like, you know, move in the world. Some people criticized it because they thought there was two casual and took away the seriousness of it, open for discussion. Okay. Michaela said that you're a Dave to me. And I said, you're a Dave.

28:10Yeah. I was like, you think, I'm, you see, you think, I was like, you know, I'm like, you know, I was like, I was like, what? She said, I think you have ADHD. She said it jokingly, but then like double down for us. And I actually think you have a dad. I was like, excuse me. Okay. Yeah. And then I was like, I was like, now you while in whatever. And then I was like, Gab, you hear this? And Gab is, I see, I've always thought you had ADHD. And I was like, what? I was like, you know, you know me 30 years. You never go. She's like, you should get shit done. It's fine. But like, and then she said, if you have it, I would assume it's closer to the day thing than the ADHD thing because you change what you focus on quickly. But when you lock in, you are very locked in. Okay. So yeah, she was like, that's why I don't think you would, you think ADHD is you. But I do think Dave is you. Okay. So they were calling me Dave for like the last hour of stairs. And what it reminded me of how this podcast started.

29:13I was like, oh, that's us, you know what I mean? We gave it up. Kick off the pot, you know what I mean? Yeah. No, I, there is a possibility that I have whatever this late onset ADHD is that is like, is that real or am I just reading people going through it on Twitter? Right. Right. But there are some things for sure that I'm like, oh, yeah, no, no, no. And I was talking with someone who she is probably about 10 years younger than me. And she had gotten a fairly recent diagnosis. Okay. Of adult ADHD. And so I was talking, we were talking about something projects or some shit. And she was like, don't take this the wrong way.

30:16And I'm sure I now that I've been diagnosed, I just see ADHD in the air. But I think you probably got a little, a little taste of it. I'm like, okay, well, great. I mean, luckily I'm lazy. I don't know if that's part of it. I feel like that's going to keep me from. But I mean, I love that. A.C. is you don't harm nobody. Oh, yeah. I mean, we won't know for sure until someone gets a quarter of an aderol in me. And then we see what I do with it. Yeah. No, I'm like, do I lock in or do, am I frant or do I go to sleep? Like, what do I do? Who knows? Real talk. I did, I did, I did like to discuss it because like, after like, you know, we joked a little bit about like me not realizing it. But I was like, honestly, I didn't, I don't think I have it. I've just, but I've never given it much thought. I just thought I was regular.

31:17And Mikhail was like, that's the point that like, it helps. I then more people should get tested because it is regular, whether you have it or not. It just helps like, you know, it gives you a better idea of what might be optimal for how you function in life. You'll understand yourself better. And I was like, oh, shit. And it was cool. It was like, yo, let me find out my kids mature. You know what I mean? Like, it was kind of no. First of all, A, she is maturing. Yeah. She's a teenager. Yo, I got like perspective. Yeah. But also, yeah, sure, that's great to find out. But I mean, in a way, you have already been doing this with your life. Yeah. It's how I move. Do you know, I mean, in trying to figure out the ways, like, look here, your little master plan list that you've been talking about for years, that's like, that checks the boxes one, two and three of you probably having this, like list making and all of that stuff.

32:23To stay organized to get all of that is for sure. And I say that as someone who has lists littered throughout my apartment. I got lists everywhere. So yeah, like that's a big part of it. Yeah. I mean, I don't, I guess when you, I don't know about when you walk in and like your family would know that best. But yeah, you probably, you probably do. You're probably intense about things that people are like, okay. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, everybody. So that might be, that might be a two. Who knows? I mean, but the only downside of this is that everybody's getting a diagnosis. Yeah. If you haven't gotten your diagnosis yet and it's after seven, stay in line. You know, legally, as long as you're in line by seven p.m. you will get your diagnosis. Give it time. Give it time. We'll call you out. We can just work on the branding, you know, man?

33:23Oh, boy. Listen, these two days are going to get into the news. Maybe. Let's do it. Let's do it. Kick it us off. UN General Assembly endorses a new world map that shows a more accurately sized Africa. The United Nations General Assembly on Friday endorsed a new world map that represents Africa's more accurately, Africa more accurately and its larger size. A combination of a recent campaign led by African countries and advocacy groups. Friday's resolution, which was sponsored by Toblo and backed by members of the African Union was passed with 164 member states voting in favor. Only the United States voted against it. While six other countries, Serbia, Estonia, Georgia, Uthwania, Moldavo and Ukraine have stayed. Oh, wait, that's actually very funny. Real talk. I didn't know about that part. The only thing I knew was that the US was like, no, but I didn't know that the old Soviet

34:24Union was like, that's very funny. That's so funny. The two countries that are just like, I don't know, I think I'm bigger. Like that's man. Because that's the whole thing about the USSR was that it was so huge. Yeah. And that I didn't, that's really funny. I don't know why that's so big. I just, I mean, the vote, a courageous government and institutions around the world to replace the traditional Mercator map commonly used since the 16th century with the equal Earth projection that advocates and geographers, geographers, pardon me, say shows locations more accurately. The Mercator projection shows Greenland and Africa as appearing to be about the same size. Whereas in the equal Earth projection, the show's consonants in their true proportion,

35:28Africa is 14 times larger than Greenland. Friday's resolution does not ban the Mercator projection or impose a replacement, but only encourages the use of the equal Earth projection according to the UN report. Matt Sieb are understanding of the world. The guide education nourished the imagination and influence the collective perception said Togo's a foreign minister, Robert Ducey. Okay. And then they have a little slidey thing so that you can see how different it is. Yeah. Yeah. That's, that's very funny. Yeah. Is wow. Well, I mean, I mean, I guess it's a good thing that going forward in the United States is not actually caring about education in any way. So I'm probably going to stick with this old map. What do we care?

36:30We're going to lose half of our workforce, our workforce being children to measles. So who cares? You know what I mean? Oh, I'm saying is talk to me nice. Did you see that Africa is much bigger? Don't come up to me with some bullshit now. Real talk, though. I have more cousins than I realized. Real talk, yo, don't sleep, yo, real talk, the whole line crazy. Yo, there's so many talks. Oh, my gosh. Mm-hmm. Now, for perspective, by the way, for those you're trying to visualize it, when sized accurately in Africa, you can fit the United States, China, India, Japan, Mexico, and large parts of Europe, Spain, France, Italy, in Africa, all at the same time. Wow. Wow. That is really made it real stumpy on that old one. Yeah, yo, it's a little small now.

37:31It's a little bit like, nah, we sized that joint over there, yo. I mean, honestly, it's not that we looked at huge on the old map either. I mean, Canada still looks big as hell in both cases. And I mean, Lord knows we pissed them off. Wow, we're really, we're killing it. Yeah, real talk. I'm fully expecting Trump to come out like, now we bigger than before. Of course he is. Once this, once Natalie or whoever gives him the news about this, he's absolutely going to want to rename, he's too busy renaming all the bodies of water around the United States right now. Real cool. Real cool. I believe, and I don't know if it's true. Did you see anything about how he wanted to rename New Mexico or is that joke? I mean, what you think? Nabi. I guess new, new America. I don't know. Real talk America, the remix.

38:33Like, I don't know. I don't know. But yeah, he's. I don't know. Yeah, it's a, you know, like if we want to keep him busy, let's give him a jigsaw puzzle of the maps, old and new and just have him put those together. And maybe that will keep him so busy that he will forget that he's doing some sort of bootleg convention, midterm convention. So he won't remember the speak. And then we can all just keep moving. We need, we need more puzzles and, and brain teasers. Yeah, it's entertaining. To entertain this guy. So we can come on and go, I'm the smartest person. Great. Oh, you solved the puzzle. Fantastic. This is 30. Great. You know, real talk. Yeah, you know, you know, real talk. I think, I think you can keep him busy by giving him a fidget spinner and telling him a, I mean, if we really treat it like, I mean, he's, I don't know, man, let's put bumpers

39:43on the walls in the white house. We had an everything gold, paint it gold, keep them from bumping in the stuff. Like, let him, I like really. But put, make the puzzle pieces, the back of it gold, the top of it, the thing he's trying to put together, put as much gold onto things that will keep him, like clearly that's the thing that gets his attention, like he's a bird. So I mean, do that. And then I don't know what the rest of his cronies. I say put, put something like I did just, I did see coyote versus acne. So all of my, all of my ideas are literally put something under a box held up by a stick and then have them go in there and then make the box fall on it. Like that's literally what I want to do with the whole administration at this point. I got to see that. I heard it was great. Oh, it's so good. Yeah, that's on the list.

40:43It's very good. It's very good. How, yeah, yo, bro, I'm glad they made like their money back. And they made what the amount of money that Warner Brothers wrote off as a tattoo would have used as a tax write off. Yeah. If they had let them stay shelved. Good stuff, yo. It's, it's a bear of an extremely well done movie. Good shit. That's on the list. Check it out there. Yo, shout out to my aunt. Okay. No, I really don't. And usually if I do, it's probably cartoon based. But I mean, it was, I mean, it was a little emotional. I think Wiley Coyote is one of our more complex characters in cinema. Like he really, he did some things. And I was like, honestly, I don't know where I stand with him right now. You know, and, uh, journey, yo, yeah, it was, it was a lot. It was a lot. Um, but I really, I did. I really enjoyed it. And I think you should, I think y'all should see it if you can.

41:44Real talk, yo. I came home and told my sister about it. Like called her and was like, I saw this movie. And she's like, what are you talking about? I had to explain the whole thing to her and then tell her and she was like, oh, okay. Luckily, she understands that this is absolutely the kind of movie I would see. Oh, yeah. I mean, and like it's really well done. And all of you have been sitting around watching Space Jam and Space Jam too. And those things, I'm sorry, y'all. I hadn't really seen them because I hadn't been interested because it seems ridiculous. Um, and not my loony tunes. My loony tunes are constantly trying to kill each other. Oh, yeah. Those are the loony tunes I know. And this spoke to that. Good shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Welcome back to the basics, y'all. Yeah, yeah, we really didn't bring it back down the first principles. And other news, three, uh, three hikers, uh, planned their climb with Google's Gemini.

42:47Then they got stranded on a mountain. That's right. Three hikers. These Google's artificial intelligence chatbot to find the best route and information for their hiking trip. Then they got stuck. Uh, this was a critical misstep as they were advised by Gemini to bring far less food and water than their group required. Oh, my God. Y'all, especially when they're planned eight hour a cent became a multi-day ordeal. Oh, wow. Mm-hmm. Officials said the three young men got stuck on the mountain on Sunday during their descent from the summit after deciding to hike back down in the dark. The quick beep became lost. That's on them. Yeah. Real talk. One of them. Are you hiking in the dark? You should have been. Okay. All right. I promise you the Gemini say that. Yo, you got that beat. Gemini had them thinking it was just going to be a few hours. Real talk. Yo, you go find they got light switches to corner Gemini. Oh, my God. Yeah, they're a little, they're solar tower light like pathway lights. Real talk. They, they, they layered that you good real talk. Officials said the three young men got stuck on the mountain Sunday during their descent

43:48from the summit after deciding to hike back in the dark. They quickly became lost. One of the hikers fell and entered his knee leaving the trio effectively stranded after calling for help. The sheriff's office search and rescue team in US Forest Service climbing rangers rescued the men on Monday. One of the hikers admitted to a sheriff's deputy that they had relied on Google's Gemini for information about the route and recommended packing list. The sheriff's office is now warning future hikers and campers to never rely solely on AI for your trip planning. He could have ended that sentence there. Never rely solely on AI. Go stop. Road stop. Road stop. It tends to want to give you favorable information and also make you seem like you're kind of invincible. And I think that causes problems, especially when something can be extremely dangerous. Yeah, I can be a tool, but it shouldn't be used as the expert. I'll talk to actual people. That yeah, Sarah Jeremiah, the route. I was kind of brilliant.

44:49He really got to the heart of what is part of a big part of the issue with AI is that it's trying to be your friend. Yeah, especially like, you know how I was talking about people having issues with like their Alexa and Siri or Siri or whatever. They're little talking their helper AI thing. Yeah. So the helping part of it is not strong because they're trying to make it. The companies are trying to make it like friendly or easier to chat with. Right, right. And it's like, I don't, I don't need you to be my friend. I need you to turn off my lights when I say to turn off my lights. This is a lot like that in that AI was like, you can, you can do this. I mean, they're like, I think you, you're absolutely strong enough. That's great. This is a great idea. It'll probably just trying to kind of tell people what they want to hear. And it's a status. Yeah. Like in a way so that people won't go, I'm never coming back to you.

45:54It's right. That's wild. Talk to, I mean, the first thing you should do is talk to people who have done it. Yeah. And the second thing, honestly, the first thing you should do is buy a goddamn map. They still make maps everyone. Real talk. We just resize one about Africa. Yeah. So go to a bookstore, go to a bookstore and buy yourself a map. That's where they, that's where you can buy good maps. Like, like ones that will fold up and fit in your backpack. You have roofful, you didn't pack no food. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. You know, man, it's like you're, you're a strong, strong man. You only need like three packs of crackers. Are you kidding me? Real talk. And also the only thing that's going to be in my bag is going to be food because I know I'm going to be hungry. Real talk. Y'all bugging out food and water would have been the whole trip. The whole trip. Yo. Mm-hmm. Y'all deserve that, I don't mean real talk. I hope y'all are fine.

46:54I hope you need's okay, but that's crazy. But yeah, that's nuts. Unruly passenger arrested after being restrained with duct tape during flight. Man was arrested after allegedly unruly behavior on an American Airlines flight causing it to divert to Baltimore on Thursday night. Author London, 67 of Arizona was restrained to his seat with duct tape on his hands, were restrained with zip ties. The incident took place on American Airlines flight A-A-618, which took off from Dallas and routes to Newark. Juan Mejia, a passenger on the flight and a former law enforcement officer told the local news he began hearing. A disturbance about three quarters of the way into the flight. The gentleman sitting two rows behind us started becoming belligerent, making the regulatory remarks to the staff of the American Airlines and passengers. Ratio Sler is broke the language, very offensive to the woman sitting in the row behind the man. Mejia and his friend, Richard Olenick, who were on board with the flight, they told the

47:55local news they were monitoring the situation and intervened after they claimed. The plane was on the plane and the plane was on the plane and the plane was on the plane. Juan immediately knew that action had to be taken. He got right up and jumped in the seat next to the passenger and began working on restraining him in order to keep the situation contained. Authorities did not provide details of the disruption that took place during the flight, but the plane was diverted to Baltimore, Washington International Airport around 1015. What does this guy look like for strain? First relatively muscular dudes, I see. I mean, I'm going to say the guns on this guy. Real tall, I kind of get it. If you're losing it, you're losing a lot of fights in that plane. I would say half a roll to a roll's worth of duct tape. Yes, but a big roll. Yeah, big roll. This is like bordering on two inches, I would say.

48:56Yeah, yeah, two inches thick and probably like 60 feet. Yeah, like they rat-ratt on board. I mean, like around a headband. I count about 12 because there's a few doubles. Oh, no, I mean, this isn't just like individual. I mean, they, this is probably a couple of 60 foot rolls. Okay, they used here. And then the zip ties on his hands are the zip ties that you would use on a plane. And I don't mean like you would use while you're on a plane. I mean, you would use them to hold shit together on a plane. Real tall, like plane parts. Like, oh, the wings coming off. Go on, get me a couple of zip ties. That's what they got around my man's wrist. Oh, man. Real tall. They've reported his picture shot. His face is blurred out, but they still use his whole name and article.

49:59I think I don't know why I honestly, his face is blurred out. But let me tell you the vibe that we get here from this fella without seeing his face. Just going by the amount of tape, some crazy zip ties and his arm, RFK Jr., right? Our current dude who's fucking everything up. Dr. Measels or whatever. That's the vibe I get. Nah, he sells real estate in a Tuscan Arizona. Who wants to buy from? I wonder why he snapped. Yeah, I don't know if the market is popping over there like that, but good luck with him. But I also, I'm like, what? I mean, flying is being in flight on a plane with people is just, it's just a group of people really trying their best to hold it together, right? Okay, so you know what question is, if you're on this flight, you love Dallas.

51:04You go on a Newark. Yeah. How crazy does somebody have to be yelling while they already taped them up? How crazy does somebody have to be yelling for you to be okay with the fact that like, hey, we still got to pull over and Baltimore. We can't wait to get to Newark and you'll be okay with that. What do you mean? Oh, like, because they're almost to Newark, but they're like, now we can't, we can't fly the extra 45 minutes. We got it. We got to land now. Get this guy off. I mean, I think, I think I get him off the plane as soon as possible. Yeah. He's the issue, right? He's the issue, even if you've taped him up. I mean, did they also tape off his mouth? I can't. They left his mouth. To me, if you tape him up to this level, you got to throw a sock in his mouth, but you may kill him. I mean, they got it around his neck. Do you understand that he's taped at the head and the neck and shoulders? So, but that's just to keep him in a place.

52:07But if his mouth is still going according to some of the stuff that he was saying, yeah, let's go on and let's go on and take a little pit stop. I understand. But like, if I let Dallas, that's like a five hour flight. Yeah. I'm going to need you to make it to Newark. I'm just giving you headphones. No. No, you think that, but that's not true. Yeah. Yeah. No, no, no, let him off. Let him off. Okay. Respect. Yeah. Because, yeah, let him off. I don't need that hearing that and not being able to stop that part is the part that's going to stick with me. Right. Right. You understand? Him thrashing about is going to be something crazy to see. And then they stop that and that's stop. But if he's still talking crazy, I'm going to hear his voice as when I get to my final

53:08destination and go to bed. Yes, I'm going to hear that. That's not that's not anything I want. Yeah, and I dropped that do it off here. Also, if he was saying the kind of shit that he was saying, no, but his safety, he got to drop him off. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I guess, but like, I don't that's absolutely not the kind of shit that I want to hear just in like the, it'll be a couple of hours. Will it? Right. Nice fair. Yeah. That's not and it's not, it's just not safe to have someone taped to a chair for that long. That I'm not what I mean. Like, like, suppose then he's like, fine, I'm just going to piss all over everything. So now we got him taped up. He's pissed on things because he's he's being brilliant. I'm going to be a robbing. Yeah. You know what I mean? Say he's still spitting at people. Say he's like being really out there now because you've restrained him in some way.

54:09If I don't have to, I mean, if you, I mean, stop so I can get off. You know what I mean? If this was a train or a bus, I would have gotten off and been like, I'll just eat the time. Well, I know somebody over there. Yeah. I see that. Like, nah, nah, nah, let me out at Baltimore. You know what I mean? These are him or me. We'll work it out. Give me, give me points. Get me another 10, like you want to take care of me. You still going to get me home. But if you're all going to keep flying with him, ain't going to be with me. Ain't going to be with me. Let's end up. Let's end up. Listen to, uh, with a good arrest, a man arrested with a truck full of flock cameras in Albuquerque. Hey, let's go support this right here. Apparently, like, he serves the deputy's sick of man in the custody Wednesday after he showed up outside their headquarters were multiple flock cameras in the back of his pickup truck. Authorities arrested Jay-Ban Martinez for damaging flock cameras and Rio Rancho in May.

55:09Then Wednesday, he posted video on social media appearing to show him driving around Albuquerque and taking down automated license plate readers once again in those videos. You commented that since the Bernie Low County Service office ended its contract with flock last month, those cameras should no longer be out on the streets. Oh, we call that a bloop. That's called that. I rock with this. Just for the record, I am not stealing these. I am not destroying them. I am simply returning them to the bullet and burn a Lee Low County Sheriff's Department. So they all can pack them up and send them on their way. Good public servant right here, yo. Martinez who goes by John Vaughn, the champ on social media. I like that a little less, but. Wow. I mean, you know, when you pick them out when you're 16, you don't realize that they're going to stick with you forever. That's fair. I was a game attack. You right? Yeah. Yes. He wrote that on Xbox. I got to live with it at 35. Right. On the social media said his issue isn't with a B C S O, but rather with flock whose automated

56:13license plate readers have become a major topic of controversy around the country. The cameras can track locations and story identifying information about your vehicle. And there have been concerns. Concerns police have been using the cameras for personal matters and tracking former romantic partners. Yeah. Yeah. That's so nuts. I still can't get over that. Even though of course that's what they're doing. How you know what I mean? I mean, chances are they probably met their romantic partner by hitting on them while stopping them and trapping. Because that's a thing that happens. Talk about it. Realty. Or you know, a cop stops you and just wants to know where you going. Well, who are you? Who are you going to see a boyfriend? You mean you're out here by yourself by at night? I wouldn't do that to you. Like, come on. Get out of here, copper. So yeah, why wouldn't it? That. If you would like to ignore those that hit on waitresses when they're being nice because

57:15it's their job cops that hit on you when you're pulled over. Or you had those likes, subscribe to the show, baby. If we app with Spotify, let's say we appreciate your ratings. Four stars, five stars, you both for greatest 100. You're terrible. Yeah, yeah. We'll take four or five on this one because it is truly horrible. Yeah, I'll assholes being. Come on. Everybody's on board with this. If you have any articles you want to cover, please DM us directly on Twitter and Instagram at Sokey Jumbo, we're at Gatsr, I'm on say shout out sweet to Ms. J and YC and the Napola day 69. I always appreciate y'all. But all I said, I am the, you know, I genuinely never understood people hitting on waitresses. I feel like every place that you are at, like hitting on like a bartender, for example, I'm like, they're, they're, they're working. They're like literally hostage B, you're at a place where other women who are A available to talk to and B had the freedom to leave. So it's actually like, it's a power thing. Yeah.

58:15It's a power thing. Yeah, I never thought of that. Yeah, it's absolutely a power thing. It's not necessarily that you're so moved that you have to talk to them right now. You know what I mean? You'd be normal about it. It's, it's truly a power thing because it's like, because they know that you're, you're trapped and that you have to be nice because of the pay system. Right. So in order for them to make just a bare minimum, it's still going to kind of rely on your tip, unfortunately. And you can lord that over him. And it's really, it's always, I have, I have found that when, uh, men are hitting on women in places like that, it's, um, much more about the power dynamic than it is someone actually being attracted to you. And that is why when you decline or you, you're like, no thanks, blah, blah, you've got

59:20to be careful about it because that is a blow to their ego and their sense of power in that moment. And so the other way for them to regain power in that moment is to physically attack or hurt you. And that's why it's always like, that's why when people are cat calling, I'm just like, oh, and I keep going, I'm not going to say anything back to them. I'm going to get to where I got to go. Right. Because you got to, because how many times have we seen where some dude got mad and then pulled some lady by her hair, she was trying to leave a store and beat them up because she said no to them. So that's what happens. It's like you have to be nice because they know that you're at work and your job is to be nice and bring me my food. And if you don't do that to their quote, liking, they can talk to the manager. They can even get you fired. You know what I mean? It's that power thing. Right. Well, I mean, that's why a lot of people who become cops become cops for the power rush

1:00:28because they kind of have no other place where they can feel that kind of power. So when they come in and they harass folks and they stop women and then they use the power that's at their fingertips because their position to further lord it over whoever they need to lord it over like former romantic, you know, relationship folks. It's wrong. My mind like this is wild. Yeah. Yeah. I'm sorry. We were trying to leave it happy. Real soul. I'm just conceptually that that's why to me because like I, I think I don't think I'm wrong for this, but I feel like the cool part about a relationship is that they can leave. Huh? Right. Isn't that like when you know it's good that like they can leave. They stay because they have the freedom to like, oh, you may be, you may be more evolved

1:01:29than the average bear, my friend. And my bugging, like I thought that's why it's a beautiful relationship. I mean, I don't think you're bugging, but I don't think a lot. I don't know if a lot of people feel that way. Explain more. Say more about why you think. Cause like, I, like for example, like I, I love Gabby. I am with her because we, we are empathetic. People trying to go on a journey together. We have neutral goals, but I'm not of the disbelief that like Gabby wouldn't work with other people. Like Gabby is a dope person. So like whoever she married was going to have a dope partner. So she is with me because she can, she wants to be not because she needs to be. Um, you know what I'm saying?

1:02:29Yeah. No. I mean, that's great, but there are so many relationships where people are together because they need to be where I, and I get that. But like hitting on someone and getting off because of the power thing. Yeah. Like that seems what I mean. That's most of huh. Okay. Well, I mean, this, we may have just hit upon a, a man be woman thing. That's a lot of the dodging of it is because of the power dynamic. And, um, and, and that's, that can be a lot of the reason why guys just kind of shoot their shot at anyone. Um, it's just like a power thing. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You don't have to do a lot of reading, my friend. Yeah. Yes, it's not just because they're dope and, and I mean, you hope that they're dope and

1:03:36that you guys can grow together or whatever, but a lot of times it's just, um, because they can. And there they get off on the kind of power of just like, yo, I can, let's see if I can get this woman to, let's see if I can get her to be interested or let's see if I can get him to be into me or yeah, like there's, I don't know. There's a. Like, I want that from like sports. Like, I want to like have, like, I want to beat my competitor. I don't want, I don't want to have power over my partner. That's weird. Oh, well, let me tell you something, honey, you're a unicorn. And they know, they don't make a lot like you, even if the trappings of it looks like it might be like you give it time and they don't, they don't continue to feel that way. That you feel that way and you're the age that you are is great.

1:04:39And I really hope they're more like you, but you and your ilk who feel this way are rare as fuck. I'm sorry. That's. I mean, that's a. That's a. That's a. There's a. They're not, not putting it all on dudes or whatever, but that that kind of dynamic. There's a reason why I'm not with anyone. You know what I mean? Because you're counter that a lot. And so you're just like, yeah, that's not filming. Oh, yeah, hold on. Let me just, let me just go through life and try to make me happy and and that kind of thing. And then so now it's much more of like, why would I give up the happiness that I find with me to let you in and it was all of that shit. You know what I mean? But it, it, there are instances of, you know, like, oh, this was truly just a power thing.

1:05:40Oh. Yeah. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. I said, we like, I can't. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, I feel like a, I don't know. I said, I have a weird. I'm so sorry. I said, we like, I can't. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, I feel like a, I don't know. I have a weird like air in my chest. I don't want to get out. I'm so sorry. Oh, that's so ugly. Yeah. I'm so sorry. But yeah. Uh, the rest of this was good vibes except for that. I'm so, I'm so, I feel bad for everybody. I'm so sorry. I'm sorry. Y'all, I didn't know that was the case. Oh, my God. That should have so loud. No. Y'all is, oh, my goodness. Yo, yo, yo, dude. We got a two. I said, I know. Oh, my goodness. Yo, yo, dude. We got a two. I said, I know. Oh, my God. That's so loud. Wow. Wow. You're really witnessing something here, troops and correspondence. Oh, my God. Oh, man. Yeah. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know.

1:06:40I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know.