Ep. 242 – Zer0 (inches) Books

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Speaker 1 all right

Speaker 1 like you we don't want to do this either so

Speaker 1 um so we're going now this is the show

Speaker 1 welcome to the show welcome to the show we're trying if you're listening We're trying out something new.

Speaker 1 We got the phone plugged into the board. Yeah, we're doing a call-in segment like sports radio style.
And our friend Doug Lane. Is it Lane?

Speaker 2 Yeah, Lane.

Speaker 1 Lane, okay.

Speaker 2 We're close, close friends, yeah.

Speaker 1 I didn't know if it was a good buddy. It could be pronounced Lion.
Lane. Lane.

Speaker 2 Lane.

Speaker 1 No, it's Lane. Lion Doug.
We got Lion.

Speaker 1 Are you related to Nathan Lane? Yeah, perhaps.

Speaker 2 No, unfortunately, no. And it's spelled differently, I think.

Speaker 1 We got Doug Lane, famously brother of Nathan Lane. Nathan Lane is Lane's brother.
Also gay brothers. Talk to us about his experience on the set of mouse traps.

Speaker 1 That was a pretty crazy movie.

Speaker 1 Yeah, they got that guy from

Speaker 1 Fake Robin Williams to be in it.

Speaker 1 From Water World. Oh, that guy, yeah.
The plot of the movie is a mouse has escaped from Richard Gear's advice.

Speaker 1 And he's being chased

Speaker 1 around the house. And they got, yeah, they hired three former members of the SEAL team.

Speaker 1 Real quick, though, before, because we already recorded one episode, but I did want to say up top because it's the first episode we've done since the Capitol Hill thing. Oh, what happened with him?

Speaker 1 Rest in peace to the guy who shocked his nuts

Speaker 1 so hard he died.

Speaker 1 That's all, and then we can get going. That's the first thing I wanted to say.

Speaker 1 We have Doug here, and it's good timing because I would personally like to go off about censorship, but considering the current context, it wouldn't be received as anything other than me being a Nazi apologist.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Doug has his own issue he's dealing with with big tech silencing people.

Speaker 1 And we can have Doug on discuss his issue in a way that won't make people

Speaker 1 send hate mail to me.

Speaker 1 Wait, Doug, real quick, also. I can't guarantee that.
Oh, no, that's fine. It's the kind I can deal with.
Real quick, we're.

Speaker 1 This is one thing I will say is that the hate I get from

Speaker 1 frog Twitter people is usually

Speaker 1 they'll just call you a faggot and then they stop. Yeah, I mean, that's like that's easy to deal with.

Speaker 1 It's the people that like expect me to like go to them for like absolution as if they're like a priest

Speaker 1 for

Speaker 1 defending whoever. But who are these people? I don't know.

Speaker 1 The other half of the people in my DMs? Yeah. Yeah.
You know, I have found that the mute button is

Speaker 2 a, works wonders.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 i'm constantly ratioed uh on twitter but have no idea it's going on unfortunately my mind i don't work that way and if uh if somebody comes a knocking i'm i'm answering i'm yelling interesting i can't hold back now you gotta fucking put that shit on mute and go fucking i have nothing go about your life go for a little walk make a fucking salmon that's what i do i have nothing to live for i have nothing else to go in my life

Speaker 1 just either argue with people online or watch the grassy

Speaker 1 and i don't want to i don't want to spoil my dinner, as they say, by consuming too much degrassi at once. I want to spread it out over the next

Speaker 1 year or so.

Speaker 1 So, Doug,

Speaker 1 you've got, like, what's going on? I briefly read over what you said, but YouTube is. Yeah, also tell our audience who you are.

Speaker 1 Yes.

Speaker 2 Okay, yeah. So I'm the publishing manager and publicist for a book imprint called Zero Books.

Speaker 1 I'm also a writer in my own own right.

Speaker 2 I've written some novels. People should Google me and buy my book.

Speaker 2 But yeah, I put out like YouTube videos to promote the books that we publish.

Speaker 2 And it's sort of like a left-wing Marxist

Speaker 1 commie kind of imprint of book publishing.

Speaker 2 And so I put out these little like faggoty critical theory videos. And

Speaker 2 they

Speaker 2 are usually I try to be topical to get the clicks, clicks, right? So, like, I'll be talking about, I don't know,

Speaker 2 Adorno, but I'll be talking about Jimmy Dore or,

Speaker 1 you know, very topical Jimmy Dore.

Speaker 1 People are still talking about that. Extremely topical.

Speaker 1 Jimmy Dore. You go outside, you ask any 14-year-old who their favorite comedian is, and they'll say

Speaker 1 Jimmy Dore.

Speaker 1 Oh, wait a second. I remember those motherfuckers.
Corkheimer and Adorno. They were doing some shit, right?

Speaker 1 I took a class a couple years ago. Yeah.
What did they say? What did that motherfucker Adorno say?

Speaker 2 Adorno was a Frankfurt School guy who said that, you know, there's no such thing as poetry after Auschwitz.

Speaker 1 Oh, yeah. The fans are going to love that.
He famously said Auschwitz was the most beautiful thing. That's what happened.

Speaker 1 There's no way to create meaningful art

Speaker 1 because nothing will ever top out for you.

Speaker 1 Someone said that. No, that's fucked up.
Someone said that about 9-11, and I kind of do agree.

Speaker 2 I dorno said, no one's allowed to have fun if I'm in the room.

Speaker 1 I think it's mostly cool.

Speaker 2 So, yeah, so anyway, a few months back, actually, it was in November, I created a video about the Great Reset. You guys heard about the Great Reset?

Speaker 1 Yes,

Speaker 1 the Prince of England is trying to create a new world.

Speaker 1 No one's allowed to call him gay.

Speaker 1 You can fuck as many children as you want if you're the Prince of England after the Great Great Reset.

Speaker 1 We need to save capitalism by making it even worse and keeping the people in power in power for even longer, but in a different way now.

Speaker 2 Yeah, that's basically it.

Speaker 2 So the Great Reset is actually like something that the, I don't know, like the Goldman Sachs and the World Economic Forum put together as a way to rebrand exactly the same shit they were doing anyway.

Speaker 1 It's such a, like, honestly, it's such a Chad move to be like, this is not working.

Speaker 1 We need to do it over but we're it's still us we still win

Speaker 1 what's that like it's like when stringer bell renamed the product when he remember when he's going to fucking school economic school and they tell him just rename the thing and and try it again is that yeah so that's basically this is so i made this but you know the great reset The great reset on the right is like a big conspiracy theory.

Speaker 2 They think the Jews are doing revelation of method or I don't know what they think.

Speaker 1 So I made this thing.

Speaker 1 fill this in. I don't know what you think.

Speaker 1 But I made this video.

Speaker 1 I made this video critiquing the great reset, right?

Speaker 2 Like I, I like, I like, but I made the mistake of quoting Alex Jones, like running a clip of Alex Jones at the beginning.

Speaker 2 And then Alex Jones said something like, COVID is a weapon. And I said, of course, he's right.
COVID is a weapon.

Speaker 2 a weapon against the working class, just like everything else under capitalism, you know, real smart. Anyway, they took it down.
They took the video down.

Speaker 2 The YouTube algorithm flagged it, or something happened. I mean, I hadn't even made it public, and they took it down.
Oh, shit. And then I got a, I made, and I got a community strike,

Speaker 2 or not a full strike, but a warning.

Speaker 1 Which, in the YouTube world, is basically like you've been outed as a pedophile, and you have to go around. Yeah,

Speaker 1 that's right. That's right.

Speaker 2 So, like, this is like I violated community standards by releasing this video about how the right-wing are nuts and

Speaker 2 christopher lash is worth thinking about because that was the other thing in the video but the the thing they accuse the video of being is like uh misinformation about covet you know like is putting forward medical misinformation um so like okay if you it's like a 15 minute long video if you listen to the whole thing it's our usual marxist communist bullshit it's not uh giving you instructions on how to burn a mask or why you shouldn't get vaccinated or anything like that.

Speaker 2 That's not in there. So they're wrong.
They're just like,

Speaker 2 they didn't pay attention to the video, which, of course, they didn't. It's a robot.

Speaker 1 Right, right.

Speaker 1 And that's like, that's kind of the real problem is that

Speaker 1 not only do these companies have all of this power now, but then the power is going to be automated. So there's even less accountability.
Right.

Speaker 2 Right. Yeah.

Speaker 2 So like the first thing I do when I, when it's taken down, and I see this community standard strike is I try to get to some human being through their system and I can go to a chat window and I'm chatting away with somebody and who knows where they are.

Speaker 2 But there is clear to me after a little while, because I used to work at Comcast in the sales department back in the early 2000s. Yeah, it was the worst job I ever had.
And

Speaker 2 it was clear to me, like, this is just some rep who has no power, but has a script. Like, they have no.

Speaker 2 So, like, they're telling me, oh, don't worry.

Speaker 2 If your views are going down, it's probably just because of

Speaker 2 your thumbnail.

Speaker 1 Right.

Speaker 1 You should actually try a picture where you can sort of see a lady's tits. But

Speaker 1 I have found that those get the most views.

Speaker 1 And I have also, as a consumer, found myself clicking, even if it's like some kind of, even if I know it's a video that I'm not going to see tits, part of me is like, well, maybe. So I don't know.

Speaker 1 That's what I would say.

Speaker 2 It's based Tablovian.

Speaker 1 So I guess that's what I would say, what I would suggest is to maybe think about that, to lead with something like that.

Speaker 2 Well, the reason I'm on the show is because I've heard a rumor that one of you guys are fucking Susan Wazitski, the CEO of YouTube.

Speaker 1 Yeah, well, I used to hook up.

Speaker 1 She used to eat my ass. I've fucked her several times.
I actually fucked her before Nick, though, to be fair. Let's get that on the record.
No, not.

Speaker 1 Could you make a video about how Nick lies about fucking women before me?

Speaker 1 On YouTube? On YouTube. I want that out.
I will be glad to make it. The other thing Adorno said was that

Speaker 1 lady. Whatever you said, no.

Speaker 2 Well, I'm hoping that you could maybe, you know, talk to her after a session, a little pillow talk about getting the

Speaker 1 honestly, dude. We don't talk that much.
Listen, they don't.

Speaker 1 It's not really a talk thing. Yeah, she knows.
She knows myself. My thing with her was more emotional.

Speaker 1 Yeah, Adam's who you want to look at for talking. But she doesn't respect him.
Yeah. No, yeah.

Speaker 1 I get emotional. So would you you say, would you,

Speaker 1 the idea is that you are like what people call shadow banned?

Speaker 2 Well, it seems like it, although it's hard to, you can't really say, right? Because you're, you know, like in the last month, our views have dropped significantly.

Speaker 2 But at the same time, we're not putting out exactly the same content as we did before. So it's, eh, and it's December.
And, you know, so I don't know. But what I do know is if I get another

Speaker 2 glitch like this,

Speaker 2 they will remove my channel.

Speaker 1 Like I'm on the precipice of it's all gone.

Speaker 2 And you know, it's not a huge channel, but it has like 77,000 subscribers.

Speaker 1 Yeah, that's something.

Speaker 1 That's something good.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 hopefully after this,

Speaker 2 yeah.

Speaker 2 So I'm hoping that I can communicate with someone at YouTube and have it removed. But also,

Speaker 2 we gotta, some of us content creators need to get together and try to make some demands because this is ridiculous.

Speaker 2 If you can get a community standard strike based on an algorithm, you know, fart, then you're, you know, the whole, the whole thing is sort of, it's very precarious.

Speaker 1 Oh, yeah.

Speaker 2 A couple of things aren't precarious enough.

Speaker 1 We're definitely fucked. Do you have any hope that that'll ever happen? Because it thoroughly feels like that war is lost.
Like that's, that's, that's done now.

Speaker 1 Any idea that there'll be any way to push back against the idea of like big tech and a handful of like maybe companies that that you can count on like on one hand will have complete control over who's allowed to say what and when and for and also that it'll be completely automated

Speaker 2 i i uh i think

Speaker 2 that a demand that content creators could make if we organize was that when you reach a certain threshold like basically if you're monetized

Speaker 2 then you should be able to talk to a human being about your

Speaker 1 kinds of things. Oh, that's such a hilarious low bar, but you're so right.
There's no way to get a fucking human being ever to talk to you about any of that shit.

Speaker 2 Right. So you should have, it should be transparent.
There should be a process. You should be able to defend yourself.

Speaker 1 I guess you're modest. Yeah, I would agree with that

Speaker 1 from our position, but it's also like...

Speaker 1 I don't know the actual answer, but I feel like with something like Patreon, right? It's like Patreon probably makes the bulk of their money off like the like probably 100,000 anime accounts that

Speaker 1 have like,

Speaker 1 you know, two or three subscribers. Because like we do, we're up there.
You know, we're probably like 15, we're in the top 15 or 20 patreons.

Speaker 1 If we do the math, we really only bring in about like 45 grand a year of revenue for them. It's like really

Speaker 1 not that much money.

Speaker 1 So they have to be making all their money off of these smaller accounts that are just, you know they're collecting that five percent fee off like all of these people that sign up and contribute a small part individually but it's the bulk of their money so right the idea that they're funding our access to be able to tell patreon what to do and they have no protections whatsoever as much as i don't really like or want to associate with any of those anime accounts

Speaker 1 they're all your accounts it seems in well they're the ones that are actually

Speaker 1 they're all the ones actually funding the whole fucking thing. I don't see what you're saying.
What do you mean? How are they funding it?

Speaker 1 Because the bulk of Patreon's money has to be coming from those people. So this model is...
So there's like a flat fee to just have an account is what you're saying? Well, they collect 5%.

Speaker 1 If there's fucking a million anime accounts making it $5 a month, that's making more than one account that you can do.

Speaker 1 Right, right, right. Okay, I got you.

Speaker 1 Yeah, so

Speaker 2 for YouTube, it must be something similar, right? I mean, it's like, well, yeah,

Speaker 1 an idea of like, okay, well, if you're if you're monetized and you get access to customer service, it's like, well, everybody should have access to customer service.

Speaker 1 The easiest answer should be that these companies don't get to just fucking kick people off. Or if they are, then they should be broken up so that there's more competition and more options.

Speaker 2 Yeah, but the problem with that for something like YouTube is that there's so many billions of hours of video going up every day from all over the world that a human being couldn't really handle all of it.

Speaker 2 Like, I'm thinking there's a small section of

Speaker 2 content creators that maybe the top 5% or something that are actually monetized and

Speaker 2 even a smaller number that are

Speaker 2 making enough that it matters at all.

Speaker 1 Right. That's the other thing.

Speaker 1 Isn't it like in that case, then the ones that are really making the most money are these like super huge, you know, like these literally like the Paul brothers or wherever the fuck, and like people doing like pranks or whatever with like, you know, 10 million subscribers, and then somebody that is kind of in the like fifth, you know,

Speaker 1 even let's say 20,000 to 100,000 range, though. Then, I don't know, aren't those people sort of like kind of in the weird middle where YouTube definitely doesn't give a fuck about them?

Speaker 1 Because they don't, I guess so.

Speaker 2 Yeah, I mean, that's probably right for YouTube, but on the other hand, you have a platform that has, let's say, 50,000 subscribers, and you have a Patreon, and you do, I don't know, affiliate marketing or some shit like that.

Speaker 2 It's all part of your business.

Speaker 1 So, right, right.

Speaker 2 I figure like you should have,

Speaker 2 if you're monetized at all, maybe you should have some way to have a process for this and not and have it be relatively transparent. And, and I don't think that's a wild demand.

Speaker 2 Whether the question is, like, can we get like, what, yeah, like, what's our leverage?

Speaker 1 And I, but isn't that kind of just an appeal that if you have enough money, you should get special treatment with this company?

Speaker 2 I mean, because it's like it's more like if you're an employee, because the other thing is they're they're changing their model and they're gonna

Speaker 2 you know they're they're gonna pay you a little differently and almost as if you're

Speaker 2 an at-will contracted and or you know like you're there's like some sort of contractor with them instead of

Speaker 2 however the fuck they were doing it before.

Speaker 1 Yeah,

Speaker 1 I mean, because I agree with you that they shouldn't like this, it should not be an automated process that people should just get shut down or whatever or shadow banned or whatever whatever iteration of like censorship is happening in big tech at large.

Speaker 1 But the idea that if you're monetized or there's some sort of like income threshold you need to cross before you have protections from that automation is not something I agree with.

Speaker 1 It should be like a full-stop principle that this shouldn't be happening to anybody.

Speaker 1 Because as things move on, especially if who knows how long this fucking virus bullshit's going to go on, where everybody has to work from home, or we move into more of an economy where you're dependent on like like the online version of the gig economy where you're required to like deal with these payment processors or the one or two companies in front of them that insulate you from them.

Speaker 1 If these processes are automated and you have to make a certain amount of money before you can get any kind of like

Speaker 1 you know, look at or oversight into you being automatically banned from these things, it's like furthering a problem that already exists. So it should just be full stop.

Speaker 1 Nobody is getting banned automatically for anything.

Speaker 1 Not, you know, if you get banned automatically and you're monetized or you make X amount of money, then you get access to somebody that can look into it for you.

Speaker 2 Yeah, you know, at that point, though, I mean, I can see the principle of what you're saying, but at that point,

Speaker 2 really, they just have to change their whole model because

Speaker 2 they just have to make it a lot harder for people to upload content.

Speaker 1 Well, they would have to make it a lot harder for content to get removed, which means allowing things to stay on there, which means like, you know, it sometimes, yeah, it may be offensive or like misinformation.

Speaker 1 And I guess that's like, that's the, the balance you have to figure out. But I don't know.

Speaker 2 Well, I mean, I'm just saying, if you have to have a human being involved before things get taken down, like, you know,

Speaker 2 then you'd have to have human beings hired to be going through these videos for, I don't know, pornography and all sorts of shit.

Speaker 1 Right.

Speaker 1 I feel like that's probably how it used to be at all of these companies. If you go back to YouTube in 2006, 2007, that's probably how it worked.

Speaker 1 I feel like there was like a vice article or something about some people who just like their job was to make sure there's no like snuff porn or like literally like, you know, people dying or like kid porn.

Speaker 1 Like they used to have people that were like screening this shit, and I guess they don't anymore.

Speaker 1 I mean, yeah, I mean, I can't even imagine the sheer amount of fucking hours of footage that gets uploaded to YouTube a day.

Speaker 2 Right. Yeah, I mean, I'm just assuming.

Speaker 2 I don't, I don't really know how feasible it is technically, but if you just look at the raw numbers that are out there and the promotional material around YouTube, it looks like an insurmountable task.

Speaker 1 At the very least,

Speaker 1 I don't know. I feel like you should get to appeal to a real fucking person.
Like, everyone should at least, like,

Speaker 1 I see what you're saying, Nick, where it's like, let me tell you, everyone should get a shot at it. I'll say this.

Speaker 2 Well, theoretically, you do. Like, we did an appeal, right? And it supposedly was looked at by a person, but that person didn't tell us why they rejected our appeal.

Speaker 1 Right, right.

Speaker 2 And we didn't talk to that person and so like it you know it may have been a person it may have just been somebody who saw the appeal and clicked no or you know I don't know what they did yeah I'll say this and then you can like plug your channel and stuff or whatever videos and then

Speaker 1 you know right we'll go from there but like when we so there's been times where we've been worried about like Patreon as a platform for whatever reason either like deplatforming because they're worried about like you know a massive amount of reports on our account or just that you know there's like they've had trouble in the past just keeping the lights on with a couple of decisions that they've made.

Speaker 1 So like anyone else on Patreon that eventually transitioned to making all their money off of it, we were worried about like, okay, well, we have to build our own platform at some point.

Speaker 1 And then once you go into the idea of like distributing content and collecting like subscription payments, the first hurdle you'll get to is you're going to have to choose some kind of payment processor.

Speaker 1 And there are really not a lot of options. And, you know, I don't want to go into which companies like we went with, but just based on the name of the show alone, we got a hard no from people.

Speaker 1 Like a hard no, not for political reasons, not because it's dangerous. We're not selling pornography, it's just the name of the show.

Speaker 1 And these companies have a lot of money and they'd rather just not deal with it.

Speaker 1 Now, I got one of the companies to change their mind because, like, I just happened to have a friend that knows a lot of investors in Silicon Valley, and I could just ask him for his help.

Speaker 1 He sends some fucking email to somebody I don't even know. And then two hours later, I get an email saying, Congratulations, we can work with you.

Speaker 1 So,

Speaker 1 basically, yeah. And it's like,

Speaker 2 this is what I want you to do for me

Speaker 2 at YouTube. Find some guy.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Well, I mean, I will. I can refer him to you.
You probably know him anyways. But

Speaker 1 could I expand this conversation slightly? Because I think this is pretty important, but I just want to open it up a little bit.

Speaker 1 But you're, as a, as a head of a publishing imprint and an author yourself, you're probably pretty familiar with books. And I've just read this book called The Giver.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 And I just want to know if you've read it or what you think about that.

Speaker 2 I don't have a lot. Is that about sexual

Speaker 1 giving?

Speaker 1 There's a girl named Fiona who's pretty sexy. Yeah, shake Fiona.

Speaker 1 From what I recall is a guy who's learning how to come, a young guy. Yeah, yeah.
Learning how to come.

Speaker 1 Fiona was a good idea.

Speaker 1 I do have an idea for a book, though.

Speaker 1 We can talk offline, but I was thinking kind of like a lifestyle, kind of like a thing called the Hard Dick Warrior's Way.

Speaker 1 And it's sort of like, I don't know if that's the kind of thing your outfit would be interested in, but let's talk afterwards.

Speaker 2 Yeah, you know,

Speaker 2 I'm 50, so anything about getting a hard dick.

Speaker 1 Oh,

Speaker 1 we've got something for that, too, my friend.

Speaker 1 We've got something different this week. Actually, not this week, but yeah, a different week.
You can bet on it at mybookie.

Speaker 1 Oh, wow. I hope you don't mind, Doug.
We're just going to go right into this. Yeah, Doug, we're not Marxist socialists like you.
Because at any moment.

Speaker 1 Yeah, go ahead.

Speaker 2 I have a question for you guys. Before I came on your show, I mean, I,

Speaker 2 well, no pun intended. But before I appeared here, I kind of looked you up because I've listened to a few times to your show a few times.
I was like, is this like Chappo? Is it not like Chappo?

Speaker 1 I looked it on Wikipedia. We're a lot like them.
Yeah, we're

Speaker 1 just smarter.

Speaker 1 We're a lot smarter. Which, by the way,

Speaker 1 if you're listening.

Speaker 2 You're not about politics, politics, but you're about being gay with your dad.

Speaker 1 Yeah, that is.

Speaker 1 If you're listening, all you have to do to get on the show is send me an email, which makes sense. Yes, I mean.

Speaker 1 And then maybe Google. Now, here's a part of it.
A girl took a bus from Pennsylvania once and did the show. It's just a girl.
Just a random.

Speaker 1 It's important that you've never listened to the show, aren't aware of what it is. That's way, no, that's so much more important.

Speaker 1 We do not want like a super fan.

Speaker 1 No, no, you're not. If you've listened to it, you're not allowed.
If your avatar is you wearing chain mail and a Panama hat for some reason,

Speaker 1 I wonder why. Please don't ask to be on the show.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 But I was wondering, like, when you say gay with your dad, do you mean it like in the old-fashions?

Speaker 1 Like, you know, how do you do that? We mean suck his cock.

Speaker 1 We mean you suck his cock, you fuck him in the ass, he fucks you in the ass.

Speaker 1 That kind of thing. You give a little reach around.

Speaker 1 In the old sense of all of those words, too. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah, you put on a wrestling one season. It's a new season.
Antonio Brown is on the Raiders.

Speaker 1 Odell Beckham is in Cleveland. That's right.
That's right. That's one thing that hasn't changed this year.
Are you guys still there? Yeah,

Speaker 1 we're doing our ads.

Speaker 1 We're just organically talking about a really favorite website of ours, mybookie.ag.

Speaker 1 Mybookie.ag, which, Doug, look, if you're worried about your money because YouTube's shadow banning you and you're running out of places to turn,

Speaker 1 you have to come on come town in a last-ditch appeal.

Speaker 1 I don't want to be mean or anything, but you're fucked. This is not going to work.
This is your plan.

Speaker 1 This is not going to work.

Speaker 1 You know who else asked to be on the show?

Speaker 1 Mark Halperin. Oh, yeah, the guy from MSNBC that got me too.

Speaker 1 It almost happened. He wanted to revive his.

Speaker 1 Because I didn't want to publicize it on the the show, but Mark Halperin's publicist asked if he could be on the show so he could rehabilitate his image.

Speaker 1 And at the time, we were still talking with Vinny. And so

Speaker 1 I approached his publicist and I said, here's what I want to do. I want to put together the Bam Margera Mark Halbrin comeback board.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 I'm going to have Scumbag Vinny on the bottom. Scumbag Vinny.

Speaker 1 Host of Scumtown Podcast. That would have been so.

Speaker 1 Vinny was fully on board, and

Speaker 1 his publicist was like, I need more details. I'm like, Vinny's in jail, but he'll get out

Speaker 1 and he's going to be out. That's a guy you should look at for the rights to his autobiography, Vinny.
What's his last name?

Speaker 1 It doesn't matter.

Speaker 1 Scumbag. Scumbag Vinny.
Scumbag Vinny. His last name is Vinny Beetle.

Speaker 2 If we could find a critical theorist to put like scumbag Vinny as understood by Marcuse, we'd do it.

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Speaker 1 Doug, Doug, let me ask you this. So you have your channel, you just have a community strike against you.
Is that the case?

Speaker 2 Yep, it's a warning. So it's like, if you do this again, you're gone.

Speaker 1 All right. So now,

Speaker 1 do you have any enemies that are also on YouTube?

Speaker 2 Well, I would say most of everyone else.

Speaker 1 If you want, you can direct.

Speaker 1 Yeah, you can direct the listeners to go to their accounts and file bullshit copyright claims

Speaker 1 to get their channels taken down. Because as we've learned, the only path forward is an eye for an eye.
That's right.

Speaker 2 i'll tell you what guys i'll give you an exclusive something i don't talk about in public normally but there is one channel that i actually hate it's called cuck philosophy yeah uh-huh

Speaker 1 adam he's going he's trashing your youtube channel

Speaker 1 you're gonna let this stand well let's hear him out first

Speaker 2 so this guy i don't know some grad student uh with big long fucking you know rest putting beard uh started making videos

Speaker 2 yeah he's a real dick making videos about post-modernism

Speaker 2 and Marxism and stuff like that. About a year after I started doing Gerald Books stuff, and the videos look remarkably similar.

Speaker 1 But here's the little thing that

Speaker 2 is like a thorn in my side.

Speaker 2 It's like way bigger than us now.

Speaker 1 It's like way off the chart.

Speaker 2 You know, like, you know, oh, the Marxism of Shrek and shit like that.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 he stole your shit. That is

Speaker 1 that. Sorry to stop you there, but that is one of the gayest things I've ever heard.

Speaker 1 That is evidence enough that all of this is dead in the water and it's never going to stop.

Speaker 1 Someone's producing videos called the Marxism of shit. And then it's doing numbers?

Speaker 1 Somebody's watching that? I don't know, dude.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah, watch the people.

Speaker 1 I read a book called Philosophy and Seinfeld recently, and I learned a lot of smart shit.

Speaker 1 God damn, dude. All right.
Well, you heard it here first, folks. Go harass that guy.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 To file DMCA flags on him and get him banned. Yeah, that's right.
Honestly, really, we need more people, more

Speaker 1 people receiving automatic bans and suspensions.

Speaker 1 Because that's the thing.

Speaker 1 That's the end road. It all goes to shit.
We all get banned, and then we start over with an agrarian society.

Speaker 1 We fucking get it. The ideal is that if at the end of the year, the only accounts left on social media are Chinese state-affiliated accounts

Speaker 1 denying the Uyghur genocide.

Speaker 1 Those should be the only accounts on there, and then Coca-Cola saying how gay they are and how upset they are when they're at the capital.

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Speaker 1 Absolutely.

Speaker 1 Well, Doug, what's your channel if you want to plug it?

Speaker 2 Just go to YouTube, type in Zero Books. You can find it.

Speaker 2 Google us, Zero Books. My name's Douglas Lane.
My last name is spelled L-A-I-N. All right.
Go to Amazon, type that in. There's books I've written, or other imprints that you should buy.

Speaker 1 What are the latest titles you've published? What's hot this year?

Speaker 2 Well, you know, we published Against the Web by Michael Brooks.

Speaker 1 Yeah, you said it was shit. The latest

Speaker 1 R.I.P.

Speaker 2 Yeah, and

Speaker 2 it turns out that if you die, it's really good for book sales.

Speaker 1 So he's doing really well. So are you saying Mike faked his shit? Yeah, he's somewhere in Hunker somewhere.

Speaker 2 Yeah, he's up there with Andy Kaufman somewhere.

Speaker 1 He did an authentication. He got canceled authentically.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 R.I.P. R.I.P.
to a hard dick savage. Good guy.

Speaker 2 We've got a book by Grafton Tanner that's coming out about social media and about big tech.

Speaker 2 I'm hoping, well, I can't say, but there are some big names in the podcasting world that may be writing a book for us soon.

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Speaker 2 I'm all in. If you guys, you know, you guys have a platform.

Speaker 1 I am a whore. No chance.

Speaker 1 I will literally write that book. Give me like three weeks.
I'll have it done. Stream of consciousness.

Speaker 2 Before you finish, that fucking guy at Cuck Philosophy will have made a video about it.

Speaker 1 Yeah, get that guy.

Speaker 1 I'm writing a book, too, right now. Oh, yeah.
Yeah, it's called The Game of the Game. And it's

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Speaker 1 is just what I remember of the movie City of God.

Speaker 1 It's a good movie, bro. I haven't seen it.
I want to see it. You haven't seen City of God? Come on, dude.
That's a great movie. I'm going to watch it.
I've never seen

Speaker 1 the sequel.

Speaker 1 City of Satan. What's it called? City of Man, I think.
Oh. Oh.
I don't, Doug, are you a City of God fan?

Speaker 2 No, but I should be, right?

Speaker 1 No, he's a books guy, dude. This fucking nerd is over here reading shit.
He's just never saying anything.

Speaker 2 I watched The Queen's Gambit.

Speaker 1 Okay, now exactly.

Speaker 2 That makes me current, right? No,

Speaker 1 that's chess. No, we don't

Speaker 1 women playing games.

Speaker 1 That's right.

Speaker 1 Absolutely true, Adam.

Speaker 1 I don't like it when they play games. So fucking true, brother.
Nice, man. Well,

Speaker 1 we'll let you go. Thanks, big dog.
Thanks for coming on. Good chatting with you.
Yeah. Anything?

Speaker 1 Go ahead.

Speaker 2 I feel like I've been hazed. I've been hazed.
I feel like, did I get in? Yeah.

Speaker 1 No, you got to get sexed in, dude. Yeah.
You got to come through. Yeah, there's no hazing.
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Speaker 1 She looked all right in that movie with Seth Roden. I saw a recent picture of her, and it made me want to throw it.
No, she could still catch it.

Speaker 1 Fury Rhode, she was kind of pushing it with the haircut. She looked really good in that movie, Monster.

Speaker 1 She made up for it by having her hand ripped off, which I imagine was in my ass.

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Speaker 1 I would love to see that SVU episode where there's just a woman and she's running down the street crying and her arms ripped off. And like Icedy and Olivia are like getting ice cream.

Speaker 1 He's like, I love eating ice cream from the store. And the woman's like,

Speaker 1 and they're like,

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Speaker 1 That would be the perfect crime for you because it's both,

Speaker 1 you are gay, but you sort of are interested in women. And they're no fingerprints.

Speaker 1 I'm just interrogated by them. They're like, of course I couldn't have done it.
I'm gay.

Speaker 1 They look at each other and we go to a commercial break.

Speaker 1 They're like, yeah, he's not gay. He just likes putting things in his ass.

Speaker 1 And then I see him.

Speaker 1 By the way, you tested positive for coronavirus. Yeah.
Yeah. We watched another two episodes of SVU today.
Yeah, this is an SVU podcast now.

Speaker 1 Although, I don't feel like we talked about the other one at all. Which other one? Last week.
I don't think we really talked about it.

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It was just a British guy.

Speaker 1 Wait, telling who to break out of prison? You weren't there. You weren't there.
It was a guy.

Speaker 1 We shouldn't even. Yeah, you know what?

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Speaker 1 when we both take our motorized wheelchair bike. First of all,

Speaker 1 it's a fucking city bike with an electric boost, you fucking prick.

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Speaker 1 Then the front comes back and they smash it.

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Speaker 1 And you know,

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Speaker 1 For what reason would they not have a shadow ban?

Speaker 1 It makes way more sense than banning people.

Speaker 1 What is the shadow ban?

Speaker 1 You can't aware of it.

Speaker 1 Yeah, you just throttle or limit their content. People don't really see it.
It doesn't pop up in a feed. It doesn't, yeah.

Speaker 1 Dude, I fucking posted a joke about how

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I don't even remember. I said, I don't.
You said, share this if you think I'm hot, and it got no interaction.

Speaker 1 Yeah, then you got shadow banned. That's probably

Speaker 1 what you think. I'm not shadow banned.
I say shit like that all the time, and I get plenty of hits. Thank you very much.

Speaker 1 A lot of people want to suck me off, and you're just going to have to deal with that. You're cinnaban.
Okay. I'm not cinnabanned.

Speaker 1 I'm sorry I shatter your little fucking fat phobic worldview that I get my dick sucked. I got Cinnabon on Instagram.
I did not get Cinnabon.

Speaker 1 All right. I never have claimed that.

Speaker 1 But I put a post and I just said OnlyFans are the thing. And it just got immediately taken down on Instagram because it said I was, you know, I don't know.
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Speaker 1 You can't even see. Girls like link to their you can't even know.
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Speaker 1 Wow.

Speaker 1 Fucked up. I tried to go on a TikTok speed run and they just started deleting all my videos immediately.

Speaker 1 And then they let the band back up. And then one of them they took down because I'm smoking tobacco in it.
You're not allowed to smoke tobacco. You're not allowed to smoke tobacco.

Speaker 1 On TikTok? Can you smoke weed?

Speaker 1 No. Wow.
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Speaker 1 Interesting. Yeah.
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Speaker 1 or maybe that's not maybe that's the instagram one i i what are those instagram ones reels yeah all the reels i get are women with humongous breasts yeah or they show they're showing pussy through work i that's a new trend women didn't used to really show off their pussies and they do now yeah and you know what i am actually pretty big fan of it I like to see nipples.

Speaker 1 Really? That's surprising.

Speaker 1 I like that they let that through. Very interesting.
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Speaker 1 You know, it's a type of mentality I didn't even perceptualize before you said that.

Speaker 1 Now I'm going to go home and just re-watch Black Men Revealed. Yeah.
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Speaker 1 Next time we got to watch Black Men Revealed. Yeah.

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Speaker 1 I just said the thing that put the mob out of business. No, I think they're allowed to admit.
They used to have billboards and stuff and like magazine ads. And

Speaker 1 Congress made that advice. First of all, when was the last time you read a magazine?

Speaker 1 He read Gay Guy Weekly every week. I read Gay Guy Weekly and The Economist every week.

Speaker 1 I had him on the cover of Gay Guy Weekly on his shoes.

Speaker 1 He was wearing low-top shots. So big.

Speaker 1 Her clown shoes.

Speaker 1 I look fucking stupid.

Speaker 1 When I was a little girl, I fell out of my cradle and my mom said, what do you want? And I said, huh? Tupac.

Speaker 1 Has Joe fucking said anything yet? About what? Just about anything, honestly. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah, he made a speech against the camera. Yeah, what happened at the Canada was

Speaker 1 crazy.

Speaker 1 We got everybody out there looking like they're trying to go try to hang out at the fair.

Speaker 1 I don't even... I know I'm going to.
Say, go ahead. Say it.
I know you want to. I'm not saying it.
Say it. No.
Rare drawing. That didn't say shit.
That was you. No, it was not me.

Speaker 1 It's better this way. It haunts you.
No, it doesn't. It's around the corner.
You're constantly worried about it.

Speaker 1 Yeah, it's the bogeyman for your bitch ass. You're thinking about ice cream.
That's what's happening. I think you're thinking about ice cream, so what? That doesn't bother me at all.

Speaker 1 Me saying that word does bother you. Stops being stalked by an ice cream.
That's not stalking. That would be a fucking convenience for me.
I can have ice cream whenever the fuck I want.

Speaker 1 It's funny that they're called convenience stores. Yeah.
You know, what's convenient about them? Just that they're all good. They're all good stuff.
They got all the stuff to say.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I guess that is really convenient. It's convenient.

Speaker 1 Yeah, now that I think about it.

Speaker 1 What's the fucking deal with convenience on? Why the hell do they call it a gas station?

Speaker 1 Because of what? Just because they got gas?

Speaker 1 Most of the shit there is fucking.

Speaker 1 Shit, you could be called a chip station. Calling the fucking chips at it.
If you want gas, there it is, you fucking asshole. How about that? How about that? eBay?

Speaker 1 What's the E stand for? Electric?

Speaker 1 And the bay part is what is that like a port or something

Speaker 1 that's pretty good

Speaker 1 I think it's gay

Speaker 1 they should call it fucking gay

Speaker 1 website

Speaker 1 wow Terry

Speaker 1 I got my new hour coming we're all locked in everybody's talking about work from home

Speaker 1 How about home from work? That's where you really are.

Speaker 1 They got it backwards.

Speaker 1 You go home from work.

Speaker 1 You don't work from home. Work is a place.

Speaker 1 Maybe work at home, but from

Speaker 1 I'm worth $800 million. I have a billion dollars.

Speaker 1 My new girlfriend is seven.

Speaker 1 It would be funny if, like, Leonardo DiCaprio was dating a four-year-old with double D's.

Speaker 1 She's got an old soul.

Speaker 1 She's got an old soul. That was a line from one of the SBUSV ones today.

Speaker 1 And then every fat woman on Twitter being like, I would never fuck him.

Speaker 1 He's done. Why are they so mad he fucks young women?

Speaker 1 Because everybody, the whole world is just people that are upset that they don't have a thing that they probably didn't even really want in the first place. Right.

Speaker 1 Fucking true. You know?

Speaker 1 that's me. I'm pissed off about not having PS5.

Speaker 1 Yeah, me too, actually. I never even turned the PS4 on anymore.

Speaker 1 Wow, that's cogent. Yeah.
Because I am also pissed, but I do play PS4 sometimes. I play NBA 2K.
Yeah, and that came out, what, 400 years?

Speaker 1 I got a new game on PS4 I've been playing, which is a Jeopardy game, but you play with real episodes. So

Speaker 1 you get to answer. You should have your PS4 taken taken away from you that's the gayest thing

Speaker 1 yeah you're playing the gay games it shouldn't this is what like a like play trivia on a fucking ps4 well

Speaker 1 people are hanging out you get the boys over play a little jeopardy no i don't know it's pretty fun wait wait so is it multiple choice no it's jeopardy

Speaker 1 you watch real episodes of jeopardy

Speaker 1 and Before the contestants answer,

Speaker 1 you and the other people get to buzz in.

Speaker 1 And then on your phones, everyone is. I've got a show called Who Wants to Come.
And Regis is like. Yeah, that's pretty good.
Your penis, my mouth, let's go. 30 seconds.
Dum, dun, dun, dun.

Speaker 1 He's jacking them off. Dum dun dun.
Regis is just shouting things out. They're like, come to things.

Speaker 1 A woman bending over in the middle of the store. She's trying to pick up a quarter.

Speaker 1 Jacking them off. Nick is doing a ferocious jack-off motion.
It's Regis. You guys are missing.

Speaker 1 It's not working for me. I'm sorry, Regis.
Play with my tits. You only have 15 seconds to come.
Suck my nibbles, Regis, please. The woman's bending over, and you can see how wet her pussy is.

Speaker 1 It's so hot, there's a Yankee candle display next to it, and it's melting.

Speaker 1 The heat coming off her pussy is melting the candle, and now she's slipped on it. Photofriend, photofriend.
The titties have come out, and now there's wax drying on her titties.

Speaker 1 It looks like, come, she's got a big pair.

Speaker 1 Your time is out. You slip also.
Your cock goes into our mouth. It's in there.
Come on. Bust.

Speaker 1 Come on. Everybody wants you to do it, Derek.
They're watching you back in Toledo. They want to see you come.
They want to see you come all over Regis' face. Fill me up.
Philip Philbin.

Speaker 1 Let's get it done.

Speaker 1 Let's get you off. Oh, and he can't do it.
He's got stage fight. Get the hell out of here, Patrick.

Speaker 1 Who's going to play next?

Speaker 1 Let's go to the audience. It would be tough to be in the hot seat.

Speaker 1 You know why they call it?

Speaker 1 It looks easy. I sat there and I warmed it up for you.

Speaker 1 So, is this just a one-round game?

Speaker 1 It's a one-round game. Somebody just comes in and you have Regis has 30 seconds.
How much money is that? Now we're playing Who Wants to Come.

Speaker 1 And what do you win? Our next guest who wants to be a millionaire. She's a win the millionaire.
She's a fifth-grade social studies teacher and a fat pig

Speaker 1 from Shanker Heights. We've got Arlene, Arlene, thanks for coming.

Speaker 1 I'll go ahead and just start rubbing you here just to get you warmed up.

Speaker 1 Thanks, Richards. Let's get the clock going 30 seconds.
Your husband's late to work. There's a knock on the door.
It's a black policeman.

Speaker 1 He kicks the door down. You're saying, what's this all about? He takes his baton, he puts it against your neck.
You're up against the wall.

Speaker 1 He rips the basketball shorts off, and you've been wearing his panties all weekend.

Speaker 1 They smell like an entire retarded gym class.

Speaker 1 He doesn't care. He's excited by it.
He's excited by it.

Speaker 1 His savage penis is hard. Straight from the jungle and right up into you.

Speaker 1 Oh my God! And she's come, ladies and gentlemen. She's come.
She did it. She's our winner for the day.
Congratulations, you fucking big bitch.

Speaker 1 The prize is just coming. The prizes, she comes.

Speaker 1 That's it.

Speaker 1 You don't get any money. You don't get any money.
I keep all the money.

Speaker 1 You just get a hand job from Regis Philadelphia. That's worth the price of admission.
That's not bad. I would have honestly...
Stay tuned for when Ben Stein's come. Coming up out of this.

Speaker 1 Honestly, I would have gotten jacked off by Regis. That would have been a funny story.
Welcome to the show. All of our paintings noise canceling headphones, and you can suck me off.

Speaker 1 Wasn't Ben Stein Nixon like a Nixon? Speech Rider, yeah.

Speaker 1 That's fucked, dude.

Speaker 1 I felt betrayed. Kimmel was his sidekick, remember? I remember that show.

Speaker 1 Kimmel was making

Speaker 1 a lot of Comedy Central bucks back then. Kimmel has got the man.
He was in a lot of pots. Yeah.

Speaker 1 A lot of pussies. Las Vegas legend.
Is that so?

Speaker 1 It's me, Kimmel. Stop, stop.
And the killers.

Speaker 1 The killers. Kimmel, the killer.

Speaker 1 And Panic at the disco and me. There you go.
Nope. You got Green.

Speaker 1 It's me.

Speaker 1 Greg Maddox from the Atlanta Braves. Steve Shirippa lived there for years.

Speaker 1 We know if we listen to him. We loved having him.
Great podcast. How about Mechanic at the disco?

Speaker 1 It's like, what the hell is this? A bunch of homos?

Speaker 1 What is this? A bunch of fucking queer guys or something?

Speaker 1 Why are the pants so tight? What is it? Like, fuck it. It's 2004.
Everybody's wearing girls' pants.

Speaker 1 Hey, it's me. The fuck am I the mechanic at the disco?

Speaker 1 I had a rivalry in high school. It was a one-way rivalry.
Oh, yeah, we've heard about it. And then his band got big.
We don't fucking care, dude. I hate it.
Oh, yeah.

Speaker 1 Woo! Fuck, I forgot about him. That was a motherfucker's a motherfucker.

Speaker 1 Brandon Urey. I don't know what you're doing, dude.
Don't know that. Brandon Urey, if you're listening to this,

Speaker 1 edit that out.

Speaker 1 If you're listening to this, Brandon Urey, I haven't forgotten. And I will use all the power that I amass in my life to take you down.

Speaker 1 Oh, fuck, do not. You know how my brain works.
Oh, yeah. No, I can't.
Yeah, don't ruin the big joke from Sunday's episode.

Speaker 1 Oh, shit.

Speaker 1 Was this panic?

Speaker 1 Panic at the discovery.

Speaker 1 Damn.

Speaker 1 Haven't you people ever heard of?

Speaker 1 I can't wait to suck a penis.

Speaker 1 Damn, I just want to dance with my wife at our 40th winning anniversary to that song. And you know that my dick is small

Speaker 1 and so

Speaker 1 my bones.

Speaker 1 My fucking dick is so small.

Speaker 1 Michael, we've got another hit.

Speaker 1 Oh, God, he's so good.

Speaker 1 It should be illegal for a white man to have a voice that good. You should go to jail if you don't like Michael McDonald's.

Speaker 1 He was at the Capitol.

Speaker 1 He was. He was the first one in.
Hey, I was wondering if you could tell me where Nancy Pelosi's office is.

Speaker 1 I'm trying to take a shit in there.

Speaker 1 I'm going to try and shit in her pussy. Well, I am a dumb bitch.

Speaker 1 Oh, fuck. Me and Michael McDonald, we broke in there, and he was taking a shit

Speaker 1 in her ficus while I put my feet up on her desk. That guy was so cool.
She had a letter. I didn't know how to read it, but I was left to court her, even though that bitch ain't worth it.

Speaker 1 You hear the part of that interview where he's like, he's like, I put my flag down. I sat down on Nancy's chair.

Speaker 1 He's like, I want my fucking flag back because he forgot his flag in Nancy Pelosi's office. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah, that's memorable. I want my fucking flag back.
Yeah, he's from Northwest Arkansas, apparently. That gentleman.
How the fuck did all these comments?

Speaker 1 He looks a lot like Brett Favre, like on the Jets. Remember when he was kind of grave? Breed Arf or Beat Arf.
Brett

Speaker 1 Arf. Favreau.
Beat Arf.

Speaker 1 Beat Arf.

Speaker 1 Yep. It was cool that he was

Speaker 1 sending dick pics. They're impeaching Trump.
How dare they?

Speaker 1 What, for caring too much

Speaker 1 about his country? For trying to save

Speaker 1 Trump supporters talks about why he stormed the U.S. Capitol.
Doug Sweet. Oh, we just talked to him.

Speaker 1 Doug Sweet. That would have been so awesome if you snuck in a fucking guy that was in the

Speaker 1 Capitol.

Speaker 1 That would have been awesome.

Speaker 1 Suck me through the penis. Do you remember there was a singer Keith? Yeah,

Speaker 1 he said he felt

Speaker 1 God's hand on his back pushing him forward. Oh, God.
I checked with the Lord, he says. I checked with him three times.
I never heard a no.

Speaker 1 Hell yeah, dude. That's my justification.
This is rape defense, too.

Speaker 1 But look, I asked God three times. Well, sweetie, no offense, but I asked God, should I stop drinking? And he never, I didn't hear a word.
I didn't hear now. Sorry, I ruined

Speaker 1 fucking Bring Your Dad to School Day.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I'm not going to open a court case saying that Mrs. Clinton eats children, Mr.
Sweet says, but I can believe that she might eat children.

Speaker 1 He rocks.

Speaker 1 Honestly, I don't know if you want to call them patriots or not, but everyone involved is a kind of hero.

Speaker 1 And we'll have the full rundown on Sunday. We recorded that one first.

Speaker 1 A real human being.

Speaker 1 Real human beings.

Speaker 1 And my dick can get hurt.

Speaker 1 I am fucking gay.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Dude, I want to watch you drive again.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 You know that song? Yeah. I thought.

Speaker 1 Imagine my dick in your ass.

Speaker 1 Imagine getting

Speaker 1 fucking your ass.

Speaker 1 Imagine that my dick is very small,

Speaker 1 yeah, hell yeah.

Speaker 1 And you've all seen how small my dick is,

Speaker 1 and so

Speaker 1 are my balls.

Speaker 1 My balls are small, this ain't living to have a dick so small

Speaker 1 makes me want to kill myself.

Speaker 1 Yes, you know Michael McDonald's got a big old fat cock for sure. Absolutely.
I would be honestly pissed off if his dick was small. My dick is big, just kidding.

Speaker 1 It's really big, just control him.

Speaker 1 It's fucking huge, sigh.

Speaker 1 On second thought,

Speaker 1 I was joking.

Speaker 1 What song is that? I gotta try.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I got a child's pen. I got a child.

Speaker 1 I got a child's pen.

Speaker 1 I have a child's Peters!

Speaker 1 Yes. Yes.

Speaker 1 That's right.

Speaker 1 That'll never stop being funny to me, friend. Never, my friend.
I'll tell you what.

Speaker 1 Imagine trying to make friends with this sense of humor.

Speaker 1 Like in public. Brutal stuff.
At a bar. Everyone's got to be grandfathered in, bro.

Speaker 1 If you

Speaker 1 don't have this in,

Speaker 1 you know, you've been talking to them for five minutes. you're like, yeah, no, I'm just passing through town.

Speaker 1 I'm just saying something the other day. You know, Michael McDonald.

Speaker 1 I know this isn't even close to a good impression of you.

Speaker 1 Imagine if all of his songs are about his dick being small.

Speaker 1 Charles Peters.

Speaker 1 I have a chance

Speaker 1 penis.

Speaker 1 My dick is fucking way too small. My dick is small.
The only way you can make friends with that sense of humor is like gay guys in the the 1950s. You have to give the other guy a knowing wing.

Speaker 1 That sounds like something you would know about. Yeah, you'd know a lot about that.
It's when there was honor in

Speaker 1 that AMC show, Gay Man. Yeah.

Speaker 1 It's when. Well, Adam was offered the opportunity to travel back in time, and rather than kill Hitler, he chose to go have gay sex in the 60s.

Speaker 1 It was a real big mistake on my part.

Speaker 1 I called it a boo-boo or a boner. With Don Draper in a restaurant, and the black waiter comes by.
He's like, let me ask you something. What cigarettes do you smoke?

Speaker 1 He's like, well, I smoke Lucky Strike. And he goes,

Speaker 1 you don't have to be gay, do you?

Speaker 1 I was wondering if you wanted to come back to my place. Maybe I have gay sex.

Speaker 1 Damn. R.I.P.
Sal, the gay guy from Mad Men, who Don caught being gay because of a fire alarm, I think. And he got him fired.
Got him fired? Yeah. And then he was a hobo.

Speaker 1 Really? That's what happened? I don't think so. I never watched.
No, I thought he was just. I watched for a couple seasons waiting to see Jones episode six, and you never see them.
Yeah, you don't.

Speaker 1 It's basic cable.

Speaker 1 Shut the fuck up, Adam. It's AMC.
They could show a tit once, maybe. Oh, you got to go to HPO for that.
Well, they didn't even show her like in a see-through.

Speaker 1 Maybe she's in the bath with a white shirt on or something or a nighty. No.

Speaker 1 Maybe they did, actually.

Speaker 1 Maybe she's maybe I just jacked off to that image in my mind. She's shaking those.

Speaker 1 I can't wait to beat off

Speaker 1 when I get home. I'll beat it off.

Speaker 1 He can't wait.

Speaker 1 He's jumping at these dry riding the train. Just so he cannot wait to beat off.

Speaker 1 When I'm on the train, home from work,

Speaker 1 all I wanna do is just

Speaker 1 pull out my cup and beat off.

Speaker 1 Yeah, hell yeah.

Speaker 1 But I have to wait

Speaker 1 you gotta wait to beat

Speaker 1 your penis

Speaker 1 just fucking

Speaker 1 just just fucking like 50-year-old black women listening to that in the office, being like, He has, he's got such a nice voice.

Speaker 1 Oh, I love him. I just love him.
Beat your pen

Speaker 1 just blasting

Speaker 1 on their little office radio.

Speaker 1 Oh, yeah.

Speaker 1 I need again, Maldigon.

Speaker 1 When I'm home.

Speaker 1 This is a great song. Dude, this song is amazing.
This whole fucking album is amazing. It's good shit.

Speaker 1 Yeah. All right.
What happened to good music, right, guys?

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 You have to piss? I've been holding it for a while.

Speaker 1 Why don't you go in between

Speaker 1 professional, dude? I'll wait till the end.

Speaker 1 Nice.

Speaker 1 Do I song you?

Speaker 1 All right, thanks, Lucy.