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The episode begins with a chaotic, rapid-fire discussion on current events, conspiracy theories, and pop culture, blending humor, absurdity, and deep frustration over political affairs. The hosts open with an explosive claim that the federal government is experiencing a private takeover under the guise of reform, referencing missing CDC datasets and security concerns with high-ranking officials using Gmail.

The conversation pivots into political absurdities, touching on right-wing rhetoric and congressional moments, including a rant on trans rights and Republican politicians' hypocrisy. They mock a certain congresswoman for her performative outrage while criticizing the collective ugliness of some far-right figures. The discussion naturally evolves into admiration for Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett, who they argue should be president despite the societal barriers preventing a Black woman from holding the office.

The episode takes a detour into pop culture, touching on the Grammys, Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter, and the state of music today. They make an unexpected but passionate argument about the phenomenon of “hot dicks on ugly faces,” an epidemic they claim is taking over dating apps. This leads to reflections on their own perceived attractiveness, aging, and the existential crisis of being labeled a "daddy" by younger men.

They also dive into their personal experiences, discussing their trip to Mexico, the joy of embracing one's desires without guilt, and the realization that Columbus, Ohio, isn't much different from Kentucky or other smaller towns. They reflect on how people irrationally judge other places while defending their own.

Later in the episode, they discuss the surreal and pervasive nature of pharmaceutical advertisements, reminiscing about their childhood obsession with trans fats and the moment of victory when they were officially banned. They also introduce the concept of The Hill, a metaphor for a higher state of consciousness that allows for telepathic communication, particularly with animals. One of the hosts recounts an eerie moment when their dog seemingly responded to unspoken thoughts, reinforcing their belief in an untapped human ability.

As the episode nears its end, they discuss eye exams, the stress of negotiating for a new car, and the importance of controlling the few things within one’s power. The conversation, like the rest of the episode, swings wildly between humor, personal anecdotes, conspiracy theories, and existential musings.

Ultimately, the episode encapsulates the signature blend of Not Well—a mix of gay comedy, sharp political critique, deep internet dives, and unfiltered chaos, all while maintaining an undercurrent of existential dread and dark humor.

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have

a

private

takeover

of

the

federal

government

that

is

being

labeled

reform.

It

is

clearly

in

violation

of

a

number

of

federal

laws,

at

the

very

least

of

which

is

records

retention,

that

a

lot

of

websites

are

being

unilaterally

taken

down.

Public

data

sets

at

the

CDC

that

were

unavailable,

like

a

CDC

employee,

had

to

go

out

of

bounds

and

upload

those

to

a

drive

online,

just

so

there

would

be

access

to

them.

We

have

people

who

haven't

gone

through

security

clearances,

who

are

using

Gmail

addresses

to

join

top

level

OPM

meetings.

This

is

an

effing

circus.

And

I

guess,

sorry,

that's

all

the

time

that

the

guest

has.

That's

all

the

time

we

have

this

morning

for

Trump

Morning

News.

As

always,

we

remind

you,

your

state

legislators,

you

can't

do

anything

directly

about

this.

And

there's

nothing

the

Republican

Party

could

have

done

in

the

last

20

years.

Oh,

and

by

the

way,

Musk

did

a

s***

on

stage.

Mr.

President,

I

yield

the

will.



Speaker 2
Are
you
going
to
vote
for
Trump?
Oh,
yes.
The
even
better
clip,
I
was
going
to
make
a
song
out
of.
Oh,
so
good.



Speaker 3
Tranny,
tranny,
tranny.
I
don't
really
care.
You
want
penises
in
women's
bathrooms,
and
I'm
not
going
to
have
it.
OK.
No,
thank
you.



Speaker 2
Let's,
Chairman,
let's
do
a
little
bit
of
a
second
of
a
second.



Speaker 1
Some
committees.
Well,
is
it
the
discretion
of
the
chair?



Speaker 3

Speaker 2
I
will
be
honest
with
the
ranking
member.



Speaker 1
I'm
not
up
to
date
on
my
committee.
That's
basically
correct.
LGBTQ
terminology.



Speaker 2
We'll
look
into
that.



Speaker 3
We'll
look
into
that.
Tranny,
tranny,
tranny.
I
don't
really
care.
You
want
penises
in
women's
bathrooms,
and
I'm
not
going
to
have
it.
OK.
No,
thank
you.



Speaker 2
Any
of
Boeber
up
here
clapping
like
a
dumb
whore?
Well,
I
don't
see
it.
We
need
to
get
Crockett
in
there.



Speaker 3
Penises
in
women's
bathrooms,
and
I'm
not
going
to
have
it.
Let's,
let's,
let's.



Speaker 2
Hello,
everybody.
You
want
to
be
turned
on
for
the
episode
of
Not
Well,
I'm
Bobby.
I'm
Jim
and
I'm
Horrified.



Speaker 1
I'm
Horrified.
We
are
in
the
circus
every
week.
It
gets
worse.
That's
like
in
Congress.
Like
that's
real.
That
was
a
real
live
meeting.
And
then
it's
like,
what
do
you
say?

Our,

what?

So

we

can

just

say

slur,

slur,

slur.

So

they

call

you

a

bitch?

Is

that

what

they

know?

Dumb

bitch,

dumb

bitch.

Don't,

apparently

don't

call

her

child.

That's

the

one

she

freaked

out.

I

am

not

a

child.

I

am

a

50-day-old.

Who

is

this

bitch?

She's

new,

right?

Who?

Who?



Speaker 2
Her
name's
like
Mange
or
something.
Or
is
she
like
just
speaking
out
all
of
a
sudden?
Who
are
you?
Nancy,
no,
she's
the
one,
you
will
know
her
because
she's

Speaker 3
the

one.

She's

the

one

that

transbath

her.

The

bathroom

thing.

Right,

so

that's

her

transbath.

That

was

her

yelling

for

any.

Yeah,

yeah.

Okay,

but

where'd

she

come

from?

I

haven't,

no,

came

out

of

nowhere.

Like

she

wasn't

known

before

that.

I

know.

And

I'm

like,

this

bathroom

is

full

of

it.

All

of

a

sudden

you're

like

a

Boebert

in

a

fucking

margitube

frame.

They

are,

they

are

like,

they're

all

ugly.

Ugly

as

fuck.

Do

you

see

them,

the

similarities

between

Boebert

and

Nancy?

Like

they're

all

freaky.

If

I

need

a

hideous.

Yeah.



Speaker 2

Speaker 3
I'm
not
saying
she's
got
people
based
on
their
words.
No,
I'm
not.
Except
for
Crockett,
honey.
Crockett!



Speaker 1
I
love
her.
She's
hilarious.
I
think
she
should
run
for
president
legit.
Oh,
god.
She
actually
like,
we
get
it
fired
up.
Let's
get
on
it.
So
there's
never
gonna
be
a
female
or
a
black
president.

No.

Female

black

president.

It's,

that's

like

the

double

edged

sword.

But

she's

like,

did

you

hear

her

speak

about

white

boys?

She's

like,

he's

dumb

white

boys.

Like

literally,

she's

like,

I've

worked

10

times

as

hard

as

them.

And

that's

why

they're

scared.

Every,

all

the

degree

she

has,

everything,

why

they're

changing

the

department

of

education,

we're

getting

too

smart.

That's

why

they

took

over

TikTok.

And

now

TikTok's

totally

different.

That's

why

your

Instagram

is

hiding.

So

Instagram

is

insane.

Now

they're

like

suggested

for

you.

I'm

like,

how

did

this,

I'm

like

not

interested.

Maga,

Maga

napkins

where

it's

like,

I'm

sorry.

No,

I

know.

Now,

now

it

makes

sense

why

Elon

bought

Twitter.

And

you

can

see

how

it

was

all

just

a

takeover.

And

literally

out

right

wing

propaganda.

Well,

now

it's

going

to

be

an

election

and

get

young

boys.

And

he's

going

to

get

himself

in

the,

and

now

he

has

all

of

our

records,

all

of

our

information.



Speaker 3
He
imagined
his
autistic
guys
in
there
like
reading
everybody.
I'm
like,
processing
nicely.



Speaker 2
Like
what
the
fuck?
I
think
it's
going
to
be
a
really
illegal
immigrant,
by
the
way.



Speaker 1
I
know.
And
we're
just
letting
him
get
the
fuck
out.
Also,
I
think
it's
funny
that
this
is
happening
in
front
of
Trump
and
Trump
doesn't
even
realize
it.
Just
like
he
didn't
realize
the
cameras
are
not.
No,
everything
he
does,
I
approve
of,
or
well,
it's
like,
no.
You
don't
even
know
what's
going
on.

They

don't

know

what's

happening.

You

thought

that.

The

terrorists

were

gone.

That

was

quick.

I

knew

it

was

all

bullshit.

And

you

know

what?

They

are

doing

the

same

thing

they

are

already

doing.

He's

like,

we

had

to

win

because

we

threatened

them.

And

then

it's

like,

no,

they

were

already

having

troops.

They

already

have

troops

on

the

border,

more

than

you

actually

requested.

Right.

5,000

more.

It's

like

not

even

a

small

number.

It

is

the

dumbest

shit

I've

ever

heard.

But

you

know

what's

happening

now

in

Canada

still?

They're

keeping

some

of

these.

Like

they're

having

a

surge

of

patriotism

where

they're

not

buying

an

American

in

Canada.

Even

though

the

terrorists

are

like,

pause.

I

think

it

kind

of

fucked

us

up.

Oh,

no,

we

are

fucked.

You

know

what's

really

crazy?

Today,

did

you

hear

about

the

US

Postal

Service

stop?

You

can't

buy

things

from

China

directly

anymore.

Oh,

but

now

all

of

a

sudden,

no.

No,

but

now

all

of

a

sudden,

no.

So

all

of

a

sudden,

no.

All

of

a

sudden,

no.

I

just

read

it

right

before

I

got

off

work.

So

it's

like,

there's

all

these

noise.

It's

like

all

the

noise.

But

what's

going

on

behind

the

noise?

It's

like

they're

getting

the

media

to

be

like,

oh,

squirrel,

squirrel,

squirrel.

But

like,

where's

the

ban?

Elon's

taking

over.

It's

Elon

taking

over.

The

entire

federal

government

payout

that

he

has.

Everyone's

social

security

number.

He

knows

where

all

the

payments

are

going.

He

knows

where

you

are.

You

thought

it

was

bad.

TikTok

have

your

information,

honey.

So

Elon

fucking

must

have

it.

And

by

the

way,

now

that

he

has

all

that,

it's

out

forever.



Speaker 2
This
is
not
like
private
information
at
all.
Oh,
no.
Now,
people
are
suing
for
breach
of
privacy.
Because
there
are
probably
HIPAA
violations.
What
does
that
even
mean?
What
does
that
even
mean?
Well,
legally,
it
doesn't
matter
now.
Because
like
I
said,
he
probably
has
had
all
this
transferred
to
his
own
personal
life.

And

he

can

use

it

to

do

everything

now.

I

mean,

there

was

a

memo

sent

to

the

CIA,

the

department,

the

whole

entire

thing

saying,

we'll

pay

you

out.

We'll

buy

you

out.

Everybody

quit.

OK,

so

who's

going

to

replace

you,

fake

fucking

people?

Like

this

is

what

I'm

saying.

Absolutely.

Absolutely

turning

into.

And

I'm

sorry,

again.

Y'all

vote

it.

Fuck

around

and

find

out.

We're

about

to

find

out.

Yeah,

maybe

I'm

not

the

only

one

who's

going

to

be

in

the

camps.

It

might

be

you

too.

So

it

could

be

a

lot.

It

could

be

a

lot

of

us

at

the

camps.

We're

all

in

camp,

actually.

This

is

camp.

We

are

in

fucking

camp.

This

country

is

a

camp.

We

are

in

camp.

We

can't

even.

And

you

know

what

really?

If

you

lose

your

job

or

you

get

injured

or

whatever,

you're

fucked.

I'm

moving.

You're

permanently

fucked.

I'm

ready

to

go.

Yeah.

Like

I

might

just

stay

in

Ireland.

I'm

not

even

fucking

kidding.

Even

when

you

just

said

Ireland.

Like

I

feel

like

you're

from

Ireland.

You

were

like

Ireland.

I'm

like

where

am

I?

Actually,

you

know

why

you

are?

My

grandpa's

Irish.

It's

a

guy

from

Ireland.

My

grandfather

was

a

pilot.

The

pilot

grandfather

was

Irish?

He

was

English.

My

god.

Well,

his,

yeah.

Yes.

Oh,

he

went

to

colonizer.

I

knew

it.

But

my

grandma

was

Lehi.

We'll

be

looking

at

him.

I

worked

with

a

Lehi.

Yeah,

shout

out

to

Helen.

Helen

Lehi.

Good

day.

Er,

what

did

they

say?

All

right,

Lucky

Charms.

I

don't

know

anything

about

those

lines.

Let's

get

some

shepherd's

pie.

Let

me

look

up

something

because

we

had

a

discussion

to

go

into.

I

mean,

there's

so

much.

I

want

to

ask

you

how

it

feels.

I

want

to

ask

you

how

it

feels

when

someone

sees

you

and

is

like,

you

look

like

a

strong

fella.

Can

you

help

me

out?

Can

you

come

over

and

help

me

move

this?

Hey,

grab

a

grab

an

end

of,

you

know,

it's

like,

it's

the

same

reason

why

I

got

rid

of

a

truck.

OK.

Hi.

Can

I

borrow

your

truck

and

also

your

muscles?

First

of

all,

I

forgot

about

that.

I'm

always

going

to

be

a

pub

error.

Yeah,

you're

a

strong

guy.

I'm

like

my

back.

You

don't

want

to

be

a

strong.

Yeah,

you

don't

want

to

be

a

strong.

No,

because

it

will.

You'll

have

no

idea

your

back.

You

really

have

had

back

problems.

I

have

had

that

because

of

this.

Probably

because

I

had

to.

You

had

to

lift

more

than

whip.

And

when

you

do

a

big,

heavy

item,

it's

a

higher

risk

of

injury.

Well,

I'm

the

one.

It's

not

like

you're

doing

it

a

little.

No,

and

I'm

the

one

that's

like

at

the

bottom

of

the

stairs,

pushing

up

the

entire

fucking

couch

while

somebody's

writing

it.

Oh,

I

didn't

say.

Yep.

That's

right.

I

did

that

once

and

almost

fell

back.

Oh,

I

can

do

it.

And

I

thought

I

was

going

to

die.

Why?

I

was

like,

no.

Extra

weight.

I

don't

know

if

I

could

do

it

now.

Oh,

yeah,

you

could

do

it

before.

I

kind

of

just

like

stand

there

and

I

would

stop.

You

were

a

stone

statue.

You

were

a

stone

statue.

Yeah,

so

I

don't

know.

OK.

Now

it

might

be

a

little

different.

Maybe

a

little

dainty.

Maybe

you're

like,

oh,

yeah,

I

can

help

out.

I'll

be

at

the

top

of

the

stairs.

Yeah,

I

just.

I'm

done

with

it.

I

don't

do

it

anymore.

I'm

40.

I

don't

move

shit.

Pay

for

my

health.

And

that's

kind

of

what

I

decided

when

I

moved

to

my

house

in

2021.

We

paid

movers.

Yep.

Like

that

was

the

first

time

I

was

like,

didn't

have

my

dad

and

my

brother

helping.

But

I

was

like,

I

realized

I'm

like,

wait,

my

dad's

like

almost

60.

Right.

Like

it

was

no,

he

like

turned

60

that

year.

And

I

was

like,

I

don't

think

I

need

a

six

year

old

trying

to

lift

a

couch.

Right.

Like

this

could

put

him

into

like.

And

then

my

brother,

I

realized

I'm

like,

why

am

I

making

my

brother

drive

an

hour?

He'd

they

live

in

Dayton

area.

And

it's

like,

that's

annoying

too.

Because

he's

got

to

be

like,

oh,

I

gotta

help

my

brother.

They're

obviously

going

to

do

it.

And

they

probably

wouldn't

even

think

that.

They'd

probably

be

like,

yeah,

we're

going

to

help

them

out.

We'll

get

pizza.

But

it's

still

like

kind

of

feels

rude.

It's

like

time

to

grow

up.

But

yeah,

I'm.

It

was

so

expensive

to

pay

for

movers.

Literally

like

$2,000.

Can

I

borrow

your

truck?

Right.

Can

I

borrow

your

truck?

Now

go

with.

You

can

drive

my

car.

That's

what

I

told

Matt.

It's

like

rent

a

U-Haul.

It's.

I

finally

told

him.

I

said,

I

want

you

to

rent

a

U-Haul.

1999

at.

He

was

trying

to

offer

money

to

Galen

to

like

you.

He

said,

I'll

pay

for

your

gas.

I'm

like,

why

are

you

making

Galen

spend

three

hours

of

his

time

doing

all

this?

Yeah,

exactly.

It's

like,

I

don't

want

to

push

that

onto

someone.

No.

Can

I

borrow

your

truck?

I

say,

no,

Matt,

we're

going

to

rent

a

U-Haul.

And

now

he

does.

Last

time

he

did

that,

he

went

down

to

New

Lex

and

brought

like

a

bunch

of

trained

stuff

back

up

here

with

a

U-Haul.

It

was

so

much

better.

It

was

an

expensive.

It

was

like

$70.

It's

not

bad.

Just

do

it

once

and

be

done.

Right.

Anyways,

so

that

was

a

great

topic.

And

I

kind

of

went

off

the

rail.

I

kind

of

went

off

the

like

we

were

talking

about

something

you

said.

Oh,

no.

And

it's

a

phrase

concept

that

I

love.

Oh.

We

heard

someone

say,

oh,

we're

out.

All

I

know

is.

And

the

story

was

great.

Or

the

line

is

great.

And

so

I

thought,

I

think

that

phrase,

all

I

know

is

whatever

follows

is

so

juicy,

like

it's

going

to

be

a

good

thing.

You

think?

Because

you're

like,

all

you

know

is

what?

Is

there

either

going

to

sound

so

stupid,

so

dumb,

or

they're

right,

or

they're

telling

you

a

secret

about

someone

or

like,

all

I

know

is

she

was

cheating

on

him

too.

Like

something

like

we're

like,

oh,

all

I

know.

All

I

know

is.

And

it

can

be

even

harder.

You're

going

to

learn

a

juicy

thing.

Okay.

All

I

know

is

we're

back.

Woo.

That

phrase.



Speaker 1
You
can't
do
it.
You
can't
do
it.
Um,
you
can't
do
we're
back.



Speaker 2
All
I'm
saying,
all
I'm
saying
is,
and
that



Speaker 3
is,
that
is,
it
means,
because
you
hear
it,
you
tune
in.
You
know
what
I
mean?
You
tune
in.
It's
an
automatic.
You're
like,
oh,
yep.
All
you
know
is
what?
What
do
you
know?

All

it's

so

all

you're

saying

is,

oh,

so

you

have

an

opinion,

a

strong

one.

You're

really

good

at.

Steven,

I

like

that.

I

love

that.

I

give

it

so

easy

because

I'll

be

like,

well,

yeah.

And,

you

know,

yeah,

what?

Yeah.

And

what?

I'm

like,

uh,

and

I'm

like,

well,

you

know,

like,

and

I'm

like,

it's

great.

These

are

the

secrets,

though.



Speaker 1
That's
how
you
find
things
out.
I
recently
yelled
at
Matt
for
not,
he
was
like
one
of
our
friends,
uh,
down
the
street
that
we're
close
with
had
surgery.



Speaker 2
I
said,
what
type
of
surgery?
He
doesn't
know.
You
know,
I
said,
no,
he
didn't
know.
He
didn't
ask.
I
said,
you
have
to
learn
how
to
sniff
out
secrets.
Yeah.
You
kind
of
like,
you
like
know,
when
she
told
me,
I
was
like,
Oh,
Matthew,
you
had
surgery.
You
know,
I
was
like,
well,
how
did
you
have?
I
just
looked
at
her.



Speaker 3
She's
like,
my
vagina
was,
my
vagina
was
tightened.
Oh,
vagoplasty.



Speaker 2
That's,
I
wish
they
could
work
on
my
whole.
They
can.
We
need
to
get
your
whole
rejuvenized.
Is
there
a,
some
kind
of
program
you
can
get
for
that?
I'm
thinking
about
everything.



Speaker 3
I
might
have
to
go
to
New
York.



Speaker 2
She
said
eyebrows.
She
got
her
eyebrows
done.
She
got
her
eyebrows
done
today.
It
was
a
lamination,
a
tint
and
a
shade.
Luckily
I
don't
need
that,
but
I
could
use
it.
You
do
need
it.
Bob,
you
do
need
it.
I
have
a
really
good
eyebrows.

I

do.

That's

it.

We

put

right,

if

you

do

this,

you

will

not,

we've

got

to

do

it

before

Ireland.

I

can't

afford

this

life

side.

We'll

split

it.

I

can't

afford

this

life.

You

can't

afford

it.



Speaker 1
You're
like,
let's
go.
I
want
you
to
take
all
the
money
you
spend
on
bedding
and
just
save
it
up
for
four
weeks.
Bedding.
Betting.



Speaker 2
Oh,
that's
the
third
problem.



Speaker 3
So
save
on
that
for
four
weeks.
I
have
to
stop.
I
can't
say,
I
know
bedding
for
a
month
and
then
boom,
you
can
literally
get
all
these
treatments.
If
I
would
have
not
bet
this
year.
Oh
no,
it
tell
gender
card
or
something.
Oh
my
God.
No,
I'm
not
even,
I'm
not
even.
Wait,
tell
me.
Nope.



Speaker 2
All
I
know
is
that
it
can
go
real
quick.



Speaker 1

Speaker 2
And
also
why
I
say
how
I
say
bedding.
Well,
because
I
thought
you
said
bedding,
like
bedding.
Like
I
did.
It
kind
of
sounded
like
very
Ohio.
It's
like
bedding,
bedding,
like
bedding,
like
she's,
I'm
like,
I
don't
buy
bedding.
Like
bedding.
Betting.
Betting.
Betting.
Betting.

Well,

we

all

say

bedding.

Betting.

Are

you

going

to

bet?

Betting.

I

think

I

do

the

two.

You

have

the

two.

Do

you

know

what

I

also

do?

I

have

a

touch

of

the

two.

Whenever

I'm

talking

to

someone

on

the

phone,

I

have

to

make

sure

I

actually

like,

I'm

like,

you

saw

B

O

B

as

in

boy,

oh,

B

B

Y.

Like

I'm

very

clear

when

it

comes

to

that

kind

of

thing

though,

like.

And

you're,

you

enunciate,

you're

an

enunciator.

You

have

to

do

it.

How

I

like

it.

Yeah,

but

you

know

what?

When

I

announced

it,

I

get

yelled

at.

I

said

like

Toronto

and

everyone

up

there.

All

the

Canadians

and

also

Americans

are

like,

what

do

you

mean

Toronto?

Toronto.

They're

like

Toronto.

I'm

like

Toronto.

Toronto.

T

O

R

Toronto.

Yeah.

Toronto.

But

that's

how

it's

spelled.

It

has

a

T

O

at

the

end.

You'd

be

like

Toronto.

We

got

to

go

there

by

the

way.

Actually,

I

forgot

about

driving

around

town.

Yeah,

we

do.

We

do.

Let

me

squeeze

my

bone.

Yes,

there's

nothing

there

anymore.

It's

kind

of

creepy.

Oh

my

God.

That

was

weird.

Like

this

is

all

just

saggy

fabric.

I'm

why

are

you

wasting

away?

Because

I

don't

want

to

go

to

anorexic

ho

walking

around

the

streets

of

Godland.

Literally,

it's

such

a

ho.

Streets

of.

This

comment

I

wrote,

ugly

people

with

hot

day.

Oh

my

God,

I

have

that

in

mind

too.

Okay,

let's

talk

about

it.

Let's

talk

about

it.

And

now

we

don't

want

to

judge.

Like

we're

not

really

looking

like

ugly.

Obviously,

it's

not

real

because

there's

just

like

the

Grammys

aren't

real.



Speaker 3
People
are
going
to
match
up.
You
know
what
I
mean?
People
are
going
to
find
their
match.
Like
people
think
cowboy
Carter
is
better
than
half
the
shit.
Those
are
no
offense,
but
no
offense.
I
don't
give
a
fuck.
No,
that's
right.



Speaker 2
Hit
me
hard
and
soft.
That
was
also
a
really
good
one.
Um,
hell,
I
would
have
taken
Sabrina
Carbner
at
this
point.
Or
if
she.
I
thought
it
off
to
her,
I
would
say
she
could
have
won.
Yeah,
I
would
be
like,
oh,
the
fuck.
Oh,
mother
fucker.
There
is
a,
it's
not,
I
wouldn't
say
it's,
we
don't
want
to
call
him
ugly,
but
like
there's
an
epidemic.

There's

an

epidemic

of

hot

dicks

and

ugly

faces.

Sorry.

I

said

it.

I'm

not

actually

a

fan.

There

are

some

of

the

hottest

dicks

you

will

ever

see

in

your

life

attached

to

the

ugliest

faces

you'll

ever

see

in

your

life.

That's

true.

And

I

don't

know

what,

what

gives

and

why.

I

don't

very

bizarre

because

there's

some

of

them

when

you're

like

on

these

apps

and

you're

like,

what

a

hot

fucking

cock.

And

then

all

of

a

sudden

you

see

more

and

you

see

the

face

and

then

sometimes

I'll

show

you

just

a

little

better.

Like,

oh

no,

what's

happening?

Oh

no,

it's

like

transforming.

Even

if

you

just

see

the

teeth

sometimes

and

it's

like,

oh,

look,

you

see

the

face

you're

like,

oh,

okay.

It's

a

troll.

It

literally

turns

into

a

troll

around

you.

And

I'm

like,

I

can't.

Then

you

have

the

hottest

guys

and

then

they

show

their

dicks

and

I'm

like,

well,

it's

fine,

but

it'll,

it'll

do.

It's

not

like

that

hot

dick

right

there

on

that

ugly

face.

Why

can't

we

just

get

disconnected?

Why

can't

we

be

mediocre

like

the

rest

of

us?

You

know

what

I

mean?

That's

why

I

guess

I'm

glad

I'm

mediocre

because

I'm

like,

right.

Same

middle

of

the

road

for

everything.

You

do

not

want

to

have

a



Speaker 1
hot
face
because
then
you
have
to
have
a
hot
dick
and
you
probably
don't.
And
if
you
have
a
hot
dick,
you
have
the
pressure
of
having
a
hot
face.
And
you
probably
don't
just
be
mediocre.
Yeah,
I
like
being
mediocre.

I

am

also

mediocre

at

the

best.

Like

sometimes

not.

Sometimes

my

dick

looks

really

great.

Sometimes

my

face

looks

really

great.

And

you

know

what

you

just

triggered

in

my.

Oh

God,

I

wrote

this

down

too.

I

said,

someone

called

me

a

hot

daddy.



Speaker 2
Okay,
we're
going
to
talk
about
that.
But
then
and
that's
great.
How
do
you
feel
about
the
word?
Oh,
that's
fine
by
me.
I'm
like,
okay,
if
I'm
older
than
you,
that's
great
because
I
was.
I'm
older
than
him.
So
I'm
like,
okay.
But
then
I
put
hot
daddy
question
mark.
What
if
I'm
just
one
of
the
ugly
ones?

No,

no

crushes,

no

potential

for

return

feelings.

I

think

it's

the

winter

setting

in.

This

is

us

needing

to

get

out

feeling

trapped.

No

crushes,

no

potential

for

why

did

I

write

no

potential

for

return?

We

literally

had

a

conversation

on

the

way

here.

I

was

just

on

the

couch.

I'm

like,

there's

really

nothing

going

on.

And

I

don't

feel

there

will

be

anything

going

on.

And

I

was

like,

you

know,

even

the

people

like

I

was

crushing

on

earlier,

like

those

fizzle

out

so

quick.

Now

it's

like,

that's

it.

Are

we

going

to

keep

doing

more

and

more

like

crazier

shit

in

order

to

like,

yes,

feel

again.

Oh

yeah.

It's

like,

once

you

get

a

certain

point,

we've

got

to

drink

off

while

diving

out

of

a

plane.

We

got

to

drink

off

with

like

somebody

important

or

something

like

that.

Now,

why

are

important

important?

You

didn't

at

an

unsee

there.



Speaker 1
That
was
a
little.
I'll
call
the
week.
Oh,
wait
till
I
reach
you
my
weed
comment
of
the
week.
My
God.
I
was
not.
I
was
writing
it
down
last
night.
I
was
thinking
about
something
and
I
was
like,
I
can't
explain
this.
I'm
just
going
to
write
what
I'm
thinking
and
I'll
be
able
to
explain
it
later.
We'll
see
how
that
works.
But
do
you
feel
like
you
have
any
potentials
here
or
future?



Speaker 2
Like,
I
feel
like
there's
no
point
in
trying
anymore.
I'm
like
getting
to
that
where
I'm
like,
I
don't
really
see
people
as
hot
anymore
here
because
I'm
like,
there's
no
point
in
trying.
Like
I
have
been
there
down
that.

Everyone

has

a

problem

or

an

issue.

Like

honestly,

it's

like

I'm

crushed.

I'm

like,

oh,

alcohol,

you

know,

this

thing

or

that

thing

as

well.

We

face

little

dick.

I

mean,

it's

like

all

these

things

come

into

play.



Speaker 1
No,
never
that.
That's
never
been
the
problem.
It's
usually
like
emotionality.
Is
that
a
word?
Yeah,
I
get
it.
Like
like
they're
overall
psyche.
They
don't
know
what
they're
doing.
Yeah.
Lost
puppies.
I
mean,
a
lot
of
that.
Or
just
people
unclear
on
what
they
want.
Unclear.
It's
like,
do
you
want
that
or
not?
Well,
then
why
are
you
afraid
of
that?
Then
why
can't
we
do
that?

There's

no

reason

we

can't.

OK,

but

you're

still

afraid.

I

will

say,

though,

I'm

very

direct,

but

oh,

no,

here

you

go.

The

only

thing

I

what

I

do

know.

What

is

that

the

word?

No.

What

is

it?

All

I

know

is

do

you

say,

oh,

that's

really

no.

That

brings

the

point.

I

don't

think

we've

ever

talked

about

this

either.

I'm

sorry.

I'm

going

backwards,

but

I

have

to

say

this.

Alls

I

know.



Speaker 2
You
all
say,
alls
I
know.
OK.
And
is
that
Atlanta?
No,
I
think
it's
Cleveland
because
my
mom
says
it.
Yeah.
OK,
yeah,
that
makes
sense.



Speaker 1
Alls
I
know
is
those
industrial
young.
Now
is
in
the
end.
But
anyway,
that's
what
we
think
of
that.
Yeah,
OK.
All
I
know.
So
why
do
you
do
that
now?
I
don't
know
what
I
was
saying.



Speaker 2
What
are
they
saying?
The
Ferrari
was
going
to
be
good.
What
was
I
saying?
What
are
we
talking
about
even?
I
have
no
fucking
idea.
None.
Zero.
Silt.
It's
been
a
day
I'm
fried.
But
what
can
I
say?
You
know,
you
get
home
from
a
long
day
of
steering
and
a
god
named
computer
to
stare
in
front
of
a
bright
light
and
take
marijuana
and
you
sit
here
and
this
is
what
you're
going
to
get.

I'm

sorry.

We're

talking

about

do

you

have

any

potentials

here

or

like?

No,

I'm

really

realizing

I'm

thinking

to

myself,

is

it

us?

You

know,

that's

why

I

said,

am

I

really

a

hot

daddy

or

am

I

just

ugly?

It

goes

back

to

that.

I'm

like,

am

I

ugly?

And

am

I

like

pushing

people

away?

Like,

is

my

personality

terrible

or

they

don't

like,

you

know,

it's

like,

probably,

but

like,

but

honestly,

but

why?

But

honestly,

because

I

know

I

attract

so

many

other

people.

But

like,

when

it's

the

one

you

want,

you

don't

get

it.

Just

kind

of.

I'm

done

with.

I'm

done

with.

I'm

going

to

live.

Here's

the

thing.

This

summer,

I

learned

a

lot.

Actual,

some

of

the

story

today.

Well,

I

was

a

brat.

I'm

a

right.

I'm

you

were.

You

were.

But

I'm

a

brat

now.

You're

really.

Yeah,

I'm

not.

We're

not.

Oh,

we're

back.

We

were

here

and

we're

here

to

stay.

We're

not

back.

We're

here.

I

actually

admitted

something.

I

think

it

was

yesterday

I

was

talking

out

loud

to

somebody

at

work

and

I

was

like,

um,

it

was

the

first

time

in

my

life

when

we

were

in

Mexico

for

my

birthday

that

I

allowed

myself

to

embrace

the

not

spotlight,

but

like,

I

don't

like

birthdays.

I

don't

like

when

people

say

like,

Oh,

I

think

you,

I

think

you

allowed

yourself

to

do

what

you

wanted

to

do

at

all

times.

And

it

was

bad.

All

right.

You

weren't

like,

Oh,

I

have

to

get

up

and

go

drink

with

the

girls.

You

would

just

show

up

at

1pm

or

I

have

to

go.

I

have

to

go

downtown

and

we

better

all

go

back

together

in

the

same

actually

go

back.

No,

I'm

going

to

stay

and

hook

up

with

a

granddaddy.

And

you

know,

we

did

what

we

wanted

to

do

and

it

wasn't

like

you



Speaker 1
didn't
feel
like
I
never
felt
like
I've
never,
you
know,
I've
never
felt
the
way.
So
now
when
you
say,
am
I
an
ugly
dad
or
whatever?
Yeah,
I
don't
give
a
fuck.
Even
if
I
am
right?

It's

like,

what?

Dad,

but

I'm

not.

But

if

I

am,

maybe

around

here

because

the

people

here

suck.

I

had

somebody

write

me

the

other

day

was

like

20

words.

Like,

Hey,

daddy.

I'm

like,

Oh,

God.

Oh,

it's

like,

you

don't

like

being.

I

know,

but

you

are

a

full

dad.

I'm

a

full

dad.

Once

you're

in

your

forties,

it's

like,

yeah,

you're

a

dad.

Like,

sorry,

sorry.

You're

meant

to

fuck

twinks

now.

I

know.

And

I

almost

feel

like

I'm

attracted

to

twinks.

I

am

right

now.

Currently,

I

wonder,

twins

have

an

existence.

They

have

these

old

daddies

that

take

them

out

and

fuck

them.

But

then

it's

like,

do

you

feel

guilty

later?

You're

like,

do

I

take

advantage

of

someone

who

wasn't

fully

their

brain?

Their

brain

wasn't

fully

developed

and

they're

20

years

old.

And

it's

like,

yeah,

I

know,

I

probably

shouldn't

have

fucked

him.

Well,

and

sometimes

you

dumb

yourself

down

to

be

like

on

the

same

level

as

a

20

year

old,

not

I

don't

think

I've

ever

hung

out

for

really

21

year

old.

I

have

the

first

ball.

You

don't

share

the

same

cultural

experience.

They

think

that

they

know

what

they're

doing.

You're

making

stuff

up.

You're

like,

I

love

that

band

K-pop.

Yeah.

But

they

think

they

know

what

they're

talking

about.

The

two

in

a

lot

of

areas

like,

yeah,

you

know,

I

hate

when

I

have

to

save

my

money

and

they've

existed

for

20

years.

My

girl,

you

haven't

experienced

anything.

Have

you

ever

moved

away

from

home?

Right.

Like,

alone.

Alone.

You

haven't.



Speaker 2
It's
different.
Right.
It's
new.
It
is
different.
Okay.
I
have
something
else.
I
have
some
things.
Do
you
really?
Yeah.
Okay.
I
want
to
read
my
high
statement.
Are
you
serious?
No,
no.
Okay.
I
don't
even
know.
I
was
wondering
if
you
should
read
it,
but
I'm
going
to
go
ahead
and
read
it.

High

thoughts.

We

all

think

our

hometown

or

where

we

live

is

so

much

better

than

another

small

place,

but

Ohio

is

the

same

as

Kentucky,

whether

we

like

it

or

not.

Like,

I

always

feel

that

have

the

feeling

I'm

coming.

Like

when

I'm

at

a,

like,

so

we

were

talking

about

Reno

with

Michael

and

I'm

like,

Reno

fucking

Reno.

Ew,

what's

in

Reno?

Reno

could

be

actually

really

fucking

cool.

I

have

no

idea,

but

I

just

judge

it

right

away

where

people

are

doing

the

same

thing

about

Columbus

and

I'm

like,

oh,

I

can't

wait

to

get

home

to,

oh,

yeah.

Right.

We're

going

home

and

I'm

like,

why

are

you

going

to

Columbus?

I'm

like,

it's

actually

not

bad.

Right.

So

everybody

hates

the

idea

of

the

next

small

town

down

from

them.

Yeah.

And

that's

why

like

the

coastal

elite,

you

want

to

pin

it

on.

You're

like,

like,

bitch,

we're

all

just

trying

to

survive.

It's,

it's

a

hell

of

a

surprise.

We're

all

just

trying

to

survive.

I

did

get

old

there.

It

was

old.

You're

going

to

have

things

for

all.

Well,

all

this

trying

to

survive.

I

think

sweetheart.

Is

that

why

I

think

sweetheart

sent

me

off?

If

I

were

like

sweetheart,

sweetie,

sweetheart,

we're

all

just

trying

to

survive.

Surprised.

It's

just

not

working.

It's

going

to

be

weird

when

we're

going

to

be

young.

That's

why

I

get

injectables.

I'm

not

young

enough

to

be

like

drafted

to

war

when

we

have

to

go

to

war,

especially.

Well,

we're

going

to

war

soon.

Honey,

honey,

they

don't

want

you

while

they

could

want

you.

And

I

like

we

said,

you're

strong.



Speaker 1
I'm
so
like,
we
got
to
pull
this
cannon
up
here.
Come
up
here.
Like
now
me.
Oh,
that's
when
I'm
pulling
the.
I
just
say,
well,
friends,
you're
good.
Oh,
that's
a
good
idea.

Well,

that

way

you

get

instantly.

Now

we

just

have

execute

you

now.

Tranny,

tranny,

tranny.

We're

going

to

kill

you

all.

She

kept

saying

tranny.

And

that's

why

she

said

tranny,

tranny,

tranny.

It's

like,

oh,

my

fuck.

Like

so

relatively

like

bagged,

bagged,

bagged.

Slay,

she

thinks

it

is.

It's

like,

oh,

no,

you're

calling

me

a

tranny.

Like

I

haven't

heard

that

before.

I

was

trying

and

I

heard

this

growing

up.

I

would

call

myself

a

tranny.

And

actually

some

of

them

do.



Speaker 3
I
love
it.
Like
it's
like
reclining
queer.
It's
like
reclaiming
queer
in
fact,
it's
you
still
like
he's
like,
I
don't
like.
Where
I
don't
like.
We
had
but
you
have
to
understand
it
was
bad.
And
I
was
like,
I
was
a
blur
in
the
fifties
and
say
it
was
like
queer.
Oh,
you're
fucking
queer.
It's
like,
yeah,
I
am
queer.



Speaker 2
That's
what
they
said.
I
know
that
we're.
And
then
we
flip
it
now.
We're
screaming
it
again.
I
am
queer.
And
they're
like,
OK,
well,
you're
you're
still.



Speaker 1
But
you're
still.
Bagged
like
that.
I
get
to
I'm
I'd
rather
be
a
faggot
than
a
fascist.



Speaker 2
Have
you
noticed
recently
that
every
commercial
is
basically
a
drug
advertisement?
Because
we
were
watching
live
TV
recently
and
I
was
like,
damn,
every
single
commercial
break
has
a
different
like
Sky
Rizzy
and
just.
You
know,
that's
illegal
in
other
countries.
It's
absolutely
should
be
here.
Right.
It's
like,
why
are
they
advertising
directly
to
the
consumer?
They
know
how
to
manipulate
your
brain.
They're
like,
look
at
this
happy
person.
Like,
they're
so
hot.
They
have
a
hot
husband,
too,
and
beautiful
children.
And
it's
all
because
psoriasis
is
gone.

Sky

Rizzy.

And

it's

like,

we.

Oh,

and

those.

What's

that?

We

should

actually

make

our

own

fake

commercial.

Like

once

I

took

trouble,

I

wasn't

gay

anymore.

Or

something

funny.



Speaker 1
Like,
OK,
I
like
that.
That's
a
good
idea.
You're
really
getting
creative
here.
Those
are
the
worst
commercials
you've
ever
seen
in
your
life.
And
the
people
are
so
goddamn
fake.
And
they're
like.
It's
like
they
do
it
on
purpose.
It's
like
it's
like
a
thing.
I
think
it's
like
a
genre.
Right.

It

is.

It's

always

elaborate.

Like

there

was

a

recent

one

that

was

actually

like

a

Broadway

performance.

It

was

like

a

whole

day

for

30

people.

Right.

And

I'm

like,

I

think

it

was

those

that

pick

or

something.

Like

the

one.

First

of

all,

you're

not

skinny.

Why

are

we

talking

about

we're

taking.

I've

been

on

those.

I'm

like,

girl,

you're

so

ugly.

You're

so

fat.

Like,

I

know

that

people

in

the

commercials

are

like,

let's

show

somebody.



Speaker 2
But
that's
because
they're
advertising
to
those
people.



Speaker 1
They're
trying
to
be
like,
you
know,
they're
like,
see.
They're
on
a
YouTube.
You
could
be
fat.



Speaker 2
And
that
is
that
a
fear
of
yours.
That
a
fear
of
yours.
No,
I
want
to
be
skinny.
Oh,
I
don't
want
to
be
skinny.
I
know
you
don't
want
to
be
so
skinny
that
people
just
can't
stand
me.
Can
we
talk
about
this
quick
real
quick?
Because
I
saw
I
saw
an
old
like
90s
meme
and
it
had.
Yeah,
yeah,
I
saw
the
box
of
this
quick.
I
just
want
to
say
the
most
exciting
moments
of
my
life
have
been
with
this
quick.

Oh,

that's

definitely.

I

feel

tell

me

about

it.

I

would

get

so

excited

when

it

was

like

a

Saturday

morning,

we

don't

have

to

go

to

school

and

it

was

our

turn.

We

could

make

biscuits

or

we

can

make

pancake.

And

it

was

like,

get

the

best

quick

out.

And

me

and

my

sister

would

go

get

that.

And

it

was

easy

because

you

could

just

like

pour

water

in

it.

It

was

ready.

So

it's

simple

for

kids

to

make

and

then

you're

like

pouring

it

or

shaping

it.

Did

you

read

the

dough?

Oh,

yeah,

yeah.

Oh

God,

it's

so

chalky.

You

know,

it's

weird.

You

know

what

it's

because

there's

like

baking

soda

in

it.

Yeah,

that's

why

it's

something.

Fucked

up.

It's

not

like

you're

like,

it's

good,

but

it's

not.

There's

something

burning

my

tongue

right.

Medley

like,

yeah.

Right.

Well,

and

then

there

was

this

like,

there

was

this

time

where

they

released

like

a

heart

healthy

this

way.

Oh

girl,

you've

got

to

be

talking

because

I

think

he's

had

trans

fat

in

it.

Trans.

Did

I

ever?

Have

I

ever

talked

about

how

the

trans

fat?

I

was

a

trans.

I

don't

think

I've

told

you

this.

I'm

trans

and

I'm

fat.



Speaker 1
Oh
no.
Now
are
you
sure
I
feel
like
I've
told?
I
don't
think
I
have
though.
About
margarine.
I
went
on
a
trans
fat
obsession
rampage
for
a
good
couple
of
years
during
high
school.
Eating?

Nope.

Like

advocating

against.

Because

I

read

like

articles

and

I

read

the

health

reports

that

were

basically

saying

it's

worse

than

saturated

fat

is

because

it

like

both

lowers

your

good

cholesterol

raises

your

bad

and

it's

just

like

terrible.

So

I

was

transphobic.

I

remember

like

telling

people

like

I'm

not

eating

those

Oreos.

And

people

were

like,

how

can

you

tell

that

has

trans

fat

in

it?

And

it

just

had

to

say

partially

hydrogenated

oil.



Speaker 3
So
I
was
really
hydrogenated.
It
had
trans
fat,
but
people
would
argue
and
be
like,
it
says
zero
grams
on
the
label.
I
said
they
don't
have
to
report
when
it's
under
half
a
gram
of
trans
fat.
So
manufacturers
were
changing
their
serving
size
to
keep
the
serving
size.
So
it's
zero
because
it
was
under
half
a
gram
of
trans
fat.
I
said,
if
you
see
the
ingredient
partially
hydrogenated
oil
in
there,
there
is
trans
fat
in
there.
This
is
like
right
out
of
the
RFK
play.



Speaker 1
Yeah.
I
literally
like,
I
get
it
because
I
can,
you
can
fall
into
it
easily
because
I
had
no
control
on
other
aspects
of
my
life.
I
wasn't
out.
I
was
miserable.

I

was

probably

suicidal

in

high

school.

You

know,

so

I

was

like,

I

got

something

to

focus

on

and

obsessed

over.

And

also

it's

a

Tism

thing.

Yeah.

I

found

a

thing.

You

found

it.

I

kept

reading

into

it.

And

then

I

was

like,

I'm

obsessed

with

it.

It

was

like,

but

I

was,

I

would

tell

people

like,

broke

you.

Um,

trans

fat.

They

banned

them.



Speaker 2
And
then
I
was
cured.
Cause
I
knew
like
America,
because
literally
I
realized
I
was
like,
enough
people
started
complaining
about
it.
That
the
FDA
like
was
like,
you
can't
like,
you
need
to
limit
trans
fats
to
like
zero
because
they're
so
unhealthy
for
you.
And
we
just
grew
up
eating
that
shit
though.
Matt
did
too.
Like
I
think
of
older
people.
I'm
like,
my
parent,
my
mom
even
recently
said



Speaker 3
like,
we
feel
so,
give
me
an
example
of
like
trans
fats.



Speaker 2
Oh,
anymore.
There's
not
very
many
things.
There's
like
nothing.



Speaker 3
But
what
was,
what
was.
Oh,
margin,
Crisco,
um,
anything
artificial,
like
where
they,
it
was
a
more
shelf
stable
fat
than
butter
or
oil
flavor,
regular
oil.
So
they
would
flavor
it.

No,

so

it

lasts

long

on

the

shelves.

So

it

would

last

long

on

something,

but

they

could

flavor

like

butter.

Like,

oh,

this

is

really

butter,

but

it's

not.

I

was

like,

it's

a

partially

hydrogenated

oils.

Yeah.

Oh

wow.



Speaker 2
So
they,
but
they
banned
them.
So
like
literally
you
don't
see
it
anymore.
There's
still,
I
think
they're
still
out
there
and
some
random
things,
but
Oh,
it's
a
trans
fat
warrior.
You
are
trans.
You're
always,
I
was
a
warrior.
You've
always
been
woke.
You've
always
been
woke
from
high
trends.
Trans
fats.

I

was

ahead

of

the

curve

though,

because

they

banned

them

after

I

complained

about

them

for

two

years.

Exactly.

I

knew

they

would

have

to.

Well,

sorry,

not

sorry.

They're

coming

back.



Speaker 1
I'm
protecting
people's
health.
They're
coming
back.
I
wrote
this
down.
I
don't
want
to
see
what
you
agree
with.
Um,
if
I
agree,
if
you
agree,
which
you
probably
won't,



Speaker 2
um,
I
said,
I
can't
do
a
topographical
map.
Do
you
know
what
that
is?
Yeah.
I
can't
do
a
topographical
map
dick
like
Vainie.
I
just
wrote
that
down.
Interesting.

I

don't

like

them.

I

keep

seeing

pictures

or

someone

kept

showing

me

like

Vainie

Cox.

If

I'm

worried

about

like

the

smallest

little

nick

on

that

thing

is

going

to

make

it

bleed

and

burst

open

because

your

vein

is

that

fucking

big.

I

don't

want

to.



Speaker 1
I
have
a
prominent
vein.
Stop
taking
pic.



Speaker 2
I
feel
like
I
do.
But
I
don't
have
a
listen.
I
know
what
you're
talking
about.
Listen,
I
will
allow
one.
I'm
talking
topographical
map.



Speaker 3
I'm
talking
all
like,
everywhere
or
like
bumps,
like
the
skin
fluctuates.
Oh
my
God.
If
it's
a
Vainie
bumpy,
lumpy
dick,
I
don't
understand
it.



Speaker 1
Herpes
or
is
that?
Oh,
I
know.
I
got
to
get
it.
You
know,
I
feel
for
them
because
they
have
it
and
they
didn't
pick
it.
Who
have
the
main
vein?
But
I
wonder
like,
I
just,
I
don't
prefer
those
ones
because
I'm
worried
I'm
just
going
to
injure
it
or
the
injury
or
the
look.
The
look.
Okay.
I'm
just
trying
to
justify
it
by
saying
it's
also
the
end.
Right.

You're

trying

to,

yeah.

I

mean,

honestly,

it's

hard

to

feel

about

uncut,

but

we're

going

to

have

to

figure

that

out

real

quick.

Oh,

we're

going

to

have

to

unjustify.

I

think

that

we

have

to

ingest

it.

I'm

like,

well,

you

will

be.

I

don't

know.



Speaker 3
You
already
found
one.
You
sent
me
that
picture,
that
boy,
that
little
boy,
that
little
boy.
I
keep
getting
all
these
things
from
like
local
Dublin
shit.
Once
you
start
looking
up
something,
it's
over.
They're
like,
you're
going
to
come
here.
We're
going
to
sell
to
you
now.
So
you
want
to,
I
did
read
there's
zero
bath
houses.
Like
how
there's
boiler
room.
Well,
it's
like,
I
don't
think
it's
what
it's
18
plus.

Yeah.

It's

the

boiler

room.

I

know

I

have

it

saved

on

our

Google

maps,

by

the

way,

but

I

didn't

think

it

was

a

bath

house.

It

is.

Oh,

plus

gay.

Oh,

honey.



Speaker 1
Oh,
God,
thank
God.
Right
by
our
hotel.
We
have
to
walk
away.
The
block
way.



Speaker 2
Honey,
that's
why
you
fucking
picked
you.
Like
I
found
it
next.
I
hope
there's
some
straight
people
there.
Are
you?



Speaker 3
Are
you?
While
he's
looking
that
up,
I'm
a
boiler
room.
Yeah.



Speaker 2
We're
playing
early.
Yeah.
It's
like
something
boiler
Dublin
bath
house.
Honey,
I'm
going
to
my,
my
name
on
the,
you
know,
I
don't
be
a
quote
of
the
week.
When
you
can't
control
anything
else,
you
control
yourself.
Wow.
That
was
from
today,
bitch.
That
was
from
you.

Quote

of

the

fucking

week.

Well,

that

is

not.

Is

this?

Yeah.

Oh

my

God.

Four

stories.

Oh

yeah.

And

there's

a

hot

tub.

It's

four

stories.

I

did

save

this,

actually.



Speaker 3
I
remember.
I
don't
know.
I
found
it
before
you.
Okay.



Speaker 2
I
forgot
it
was
there.
So,
okay.
That's
what
saved
on
the
list.
So
when
we
get
there,
we
know
where
it
is.



Speaker 1
So
what
was
the
quote
of
the
week
again?
Some
of
the
numbers
are
horrible.
What
he
said,
100,
think
of
it,
$100
million
on
condoms
to
Hamas.
Condoms
to
Hamas.



Speaker 2
Condoms
to
Hamas.
Do
you
want
to
talk
about



Speaker 1
the
fact
that



Speaker 3
there's
no
option
for
them
to
be,
they're
turning
the
Gaza
strip
into
a
Trump
resort?
Yeah,
literally
Trump's
like,
there's
beautiful
property.



Speaker 1
There's
a
beach.
We
love
it.
It's
like,
that's
called
ethnic
cleansing.
What's
in
sync
with
it?
Like
you're
literally
talking
about
ethnic
cleansing.
We're
going
to
kick
2
million
people
out.
Actually
he
just
admitted,
he
said
it
was
1.6,
1.7
million
people.

There

were

2.3

before

October

7th.

Holy

shit.

So

that's

how

many

fucking

died.

It

was

not

40,000,

this

bullshit.

I

think

it's

funny,

he's

like,

have

you

seen

it

there?

It's

trash,

everything's

falling

apart

and

you

see

it.

Who

did

that?

He's

sitting

next

to

the

guy

who

did

it.



Speaker 3
That's
the
guy
who
funded
it.
Yeah,
to
do
it.
And
they're
like,
yeah,
you
see
all
the
rubble.
So
bad
they
are.
The
rubble,
I
mean
it's
just
a
mess.
Dangerous.
They
can't
live
there.
There's
munitions,
there's
other
things
unexploded.



Speaker 2
It's
like,
you
guys
did
it.



Speaker 1
You
fucking
did
it.
And
now
you're
talking
about
removing
everyone.
And
all
the
time
you
want
to
bulldoze
it
over
and
make
it
like
a
resort
town
or
something.
You're
like,
it's
going
to
be
a
really
nice
neighborhood.

Right,

girl.

Also

I

find

this

in

revelations

when

the

Antichrist

would

take

over

Israel

or

something.

Exactly,

no,

you're

right.

That's

what

happened.

That's

why

we

got

seven

years

of

this

or

something.



Speaker 2

Speaker 1
It
just
kind
of
farted
a
little
too.
A
little
too,
too,
honey.



Speaker 2
The
noises.
So
I
have
some
other
things.
I
love
it.
Bring
it
on.
Honestly,
this
week
I've
been
a
little
lazy.
Yeah,
I
mean
just
kind
of
like
I
really
just
don't
give
a
fuck.
No,
but
you
also
figured
out
the
trip,
so
that
was
good.

Yeah,

I

did

do

some

research.

I

want

to

talk

about

eye

exams.

Because

I

had

an

eye

exam.

First

of

all,

I

was

supposed

to

go

to

an

eye

exam.

You

know

how

you

wait

for

these.

And

then

the

person,

the

eye

doctor's

family

member

died,

so

canceled.

How

dare

them.

Right,

I'm

like,

can

you

die

another

day?

Rude,

rude.

So

then

I

go

to

my

other

one.

And

first

of

all,

I

have

a

fear

because

they

always

kind

of,

here's

the

thing.

They're

going

to

make

you,

here

all

I

know

is.

All

I

know.

They're

going

to

make

you

feel

guilty

when

you

don't

want

to

dilate

your

eye.

They're

going

to

make

you

feel

guilty

because

it's

not

as

good

as

the

picture

we

took.

I'm

like,

well,

it

looks

like

you

can

see

almost

everything

around

my

entire

fucking

retina.

So

I

don't

know

why

we

have

to

dilate.

But

they're,

oh,

we

don't

get

the

edges,

the

upper

and

the

bottom.

I'm

like,

ah,

I

saw

the

picture

with

you.

We

just

looked

at

it.

It

looks

like

a

pretty

good

picture.

Also,

we

don't

see

anything

wrong

with

the

picture.

So

why

do

we

have

to

see

the

very

outer

part?

And

I'm

like,

I

know

it's

probably

technically

better.

And

they

probably

studied

it,

blah,

blah,

blah.

I

trust

that

they're

really

looking

out

for

me.

But

it's

also

like,

no,

I

don't

want

to

fucking

dilate.

I

don't

want

to

actually

attend.

I'm

not

a

fan.

I

don't

want

to

drive

around.

They're

like,

you

won't

be

able

to

see

anything

up

close.

And

you

won't.

I'm

like,

no.

You've

already

got

these

glasses.

I'm

like,

I

have

to

go

back

to

work.

Take

a

nap.

Yeah,

it's

always

like,

I

snuck

away

to

go

to

this

fucking

appointment.



Speaker 3
I
have
to
fucking
work.
And
then
I
work
at
like
9pm
and
I'm
like,
oh,
great.
I
just
got
them
dilated
at
5.
You
have
to
go
to
work.
You
have
to
go
to
work.



Speaker 1
You
have
to
go
to
school.
That's
the
thing
about
the
family.
The
other
thing
is,
I
think
what
you
want
to
talk
about
too.
I
want
to
talk
about
the
fact
that
you
just
had
your
eyes.
We
both
had
an
exam.
So
I
don't
know
if
anybody,
there's
probably
people
who
have
never
had
an
exam,
which
is
fine.

I

mean,

I

guess

you

have

perfect

eyes,

but

I'm

sure

you

don't.

Fuck

you.

So

they

make

you

first,

I

go

into

this

room

and

they're

like,

OK,

read

the

wall.

Oh

my

god.

OK,

there's

a

million

different

lines,

different

sizes.

And

you're

like,

which

one?

The

middle

one?

There's

also

five.

And

I

get

really

nervous.

And

actually,

I

don't

know

if

I

ever

told

you

this,

when

I

was

in

elementary

school,

they

thought

I

had

seeing

problems.

I

just

had

reading

problems.

Or

I

just,

I'd

be

able

to

flex.

What?

Maybe

I'm

just

flexing.

You're

a

little

late

for

that.

If

you

can

pilot

a

plane,

I

don't

think

you're

just

flexing.

Yeah,

duh.

Huddah.

Hodor.



Speaker 2
Huddah.
Huddah?
How's
seeing
an
urban
development?
Exactly.
So
at
the
exam,
I
realized
that
I
was
going
blind
because
I
had
my
glasses
on
and
I
couldn't
see
what
she
was
fucking
telling
me.
I
was
like,
and
I'm
squinting.
I'm
like,
am
I
on
a
plane?
Oh
wow,
with
your
glasses
on?



Speaker 3
Yeah,
it's
just
a
cover
one.
I
actually
put
your
thing
at
home.
No,
this
is
like
before
that
I
even
saw
the
doctor.
Oh,
oh,
this
is
bad.
This
is
bad.
This
is
bad.
Let
me
get
a
drink.
Yeah,
give
me
another
one
too.
Oh,
I'll
have
to
go
downstairs.



Speaker 2
Oh.
They
only
brought
one
extra.
Wow,
that
was
nice
of
you.
Well,
I
didn't
think
you
were
going
to
be
guzzling
them
down.
I
just
want
another.
Oh
my
god.
This
episode
is
brought
to
you
by
Madelo.

This

won't

be

here

much

longer

because

of

the

terrace.

Okay.

What

were

we

talking

about?

I

want

to

reach

out

and

grab

your

eye

exams.

Okay.

Okay,

so

back

to

the

eye

exam.

So

if

you've

never

done

an

eye

exam,

you

don't

know

what

the

next

test

is,

but

the

weird

first

of

all,

why

do

you

have

to

look

in

the

thing

and

look

at

the

balloon?

Do

you

don't

have

time

to

look

at

the

balloon?

Yeah,

I'm

going

to

tell

you

why.

That's

how

they

get

your

prescription.

Like

they

don't

need,

I

mean,

I

don't

understand

it.

Yeah,

because

they

wait

for

it.

You

know,

like,

yeah.

It's

like,

okay,

so

you,

I'm

like,

do

we

need

to

do

the

rest?

Because

I

don't

want

to

do

a

little

one,

two,

three,

three,

four,

four,

five.



Speaker 3
I
can't
fucking
do
it.
What?
I
can't
fucking
do
it
anymore.
I
can't.
That's
the
moment
of
anxiety
for
me.
I'm
like,
I
can't
do
this
because
what
if
I
fuck
it
up
and
my
prescription's
wrong
for
two
years?



Speaker 1
That's
my
two
years
later.
I'm
like,
finally,
I
would
have
a
headache
every,
I'm
like,
I'm
a
little
off.
I'm
a
little
off.
That's
how
I
took
my
time.
And
I
actually
said,
can
you
go
back
to
one?
Oh
yeah,
you
got
to
fuck
it.
I'm
not
playing
games
with
you.



Speaker 3
Yeah,
I
did
too.
I
was
like,
I
can't
really
tell
and
I
tell
them
if
I
can't
tell.
One
or
two?
One
or
two.
I'm
like,
and
the
way
it
makes
a
noise,
but
it's
the
balloon
thing.
Yeah.
I'm
like,
why
are
we
still
looking
at
the
balloon?
Like,
when
we
look
at
something
else,
like
what
is
it
with
the
balloon
and
I'm
like,
I
love
pushing
the
button
when
you
see
like,
they're
like,
you're
going
to
see
some
squids
of
lines
in
the
periphery
of
your
vision
and
every
time
you
see
it,
you
press
the
button.

Oh

God,

I

hate

that.

And

it's

like

a

little

like

black

dot

over

here.

I'm

like,

I

think

it's

that.

And

then

one

over

here,

I'm

like,

that's

like

hearing

test.

I

start

hearing

beeps

in

my

head.

I'm

like,

I

always

worry

about

that.

Oh,

I

do

have

another

something.

I'm

excited

about

that.



Speaker 2
Oh,
I
have
another.
I
hear
back
knee.
No,
that's
the
fact
that
I
just
like,
have
a
shower
today.
No,
I
did
this
morning.
Oh
yeah,
you're
a
morning.
And
I
usually
do
it
twice
now.

Okay.

I

was

like,

I

can

only

shower

at

night.

I

can't

shower

in

the

morning.

I

do

both

now.

I

come

home

from

work

and

shower

and

I

shower.

But

like,

do

you

get

dirty

at

night?

Well,

I

guess.

Well,

that's

Michael.

I'm

not

actually

a

fan.

Okay.

So

you

know

how

I

want

to

know

a

little

kick

about

telepathy.

By

the

way,

someone

just

sent

me

a

thing

about

telepathy

and

I

pretended

I

was

doing

telepathy

to

them.

Right.

It

happened.

And

he

liked

the

video

and

he

just

had

it

literally

happening

all

the

time.

When

you

think

of

something

that

happens,

I'm

telling

you,

but

there's

a

new

little

thing

that

I

heard

in

the

show

that

I

was

listening

to

that

I

told

you

guys

about.

And

I've

been

trying

it

and

it

makes

me

feel

like

I'm

trying

when

I'm

high

too.

So

that

might

be

part

of

the

problem.

Right.

I'm

trying

to

talk

to

the

dogs.

No,

no,

no,

this

is

real.

No,

it's

real.

It

freaked

me

the

fuck

out.

Let

me

just

say

something.

I'm

at

the

back

door,

Pam's

shitting.

I

have

the

door

shut

and

I'm

looking

at

Junin.

In

my

head,

I'm

going,

like,

can

you

hear

me?

Like

Jun,

can

you

hear

me?

Sit

down.

Can

you

hear

me?

Can

you

do

something?

Can

you

hear

me?

I

said

it

a

few

times.

She

all

of

a

sudden

rams

in

with

her

nose

and

then

backs

up

and

I

go,

and

then

in

my

head

I

go,

did

you

hear

me?



Speaker 1

Speaker 3
I
really
feel
like
she
can
feel
or
know
you.
He's
not
talking.
I
think
we're
about
to
find
out
that
we
all
have
the
power
that
we
have
no
fucking
clue.

I

think

we

do.

I've

done

that

with

Penny.

Crazy.

There's

been

times

where

she

just

lets

me

do

things

that

like,

you

know,

she's

not

like,

she

would

never

let

me

do

normally.

Like

we'll

be

laying

and

I'm

just

holding

her

and

rolling

and

like,

she

just

loves

it.

And

I'm

like,

why

is

she

getting

that?

I'm

like,

she's

loving

it.

Or

she

could

hear

and

hear

it.

Like

I

love

you

so

much.

When

I

tell

her

I

love

you

so

much.

I

like

keep

saying

that

in

my

head.

Like

I

wonder

if

in

my

head

right

now

I

said,

like

Jun

come

up

here.



Speaker 2
If
she
would,
I
mean,
like
that's
the
thing.
I
probably
would.
They
know.
It's
like
a
sense,
but
not
just
with,
but
I
think
we
had
this
and
we
were,
we
forgot
about
it.

We

don't

know

how

to

use

it

because

you've

heard

little

kids

be

like,

Uncle

Ronnie

was

here.

They're

like,

what?

Like

that's

the

other

thing.

Right.

Like

people

can

talk

to,

it's

like

a

whole

other,

they

go

to

the

Berg,

Iceberg

or

what

is

that

place

called?

The

Hill,

the

Hill.

We

got

to

go

to

the

Hill.

I

got

to

go

to

the

Hill.

I'm

telling

you,

it's

going

to

come

out

and

you're

going

to

be

like,

wow,

you

were

right.

I'm

like,

yeah.

Bitch,

I'll

be

on

the

Hill.

We're

on

the

Hill.

I

think

we

are

sometime.

No,

we

are

obviously.



Speaker 1
Actually,
I
have
that
all.
We
go
to
the
Hill.
Listen
bitch,
I'm
on
the
Hill.
Let's
just
say
I
go
to
the
Hill.
Every
time
I'm
flying
a
fake
airplane,
I'm
on
the
Hill.

Oh,

man.

I'm

like,

I'm

in

a

whole

different

world.

That's

the

Hill.

The

Hill

is

somewhere

you

go

that's

not

real

life,

which

is

basically

where

I'm

going

all

the

time

now

because

of

what's

happening

in

our

real

world.

You

could

just

read

a

book.



Speaker 2
That
was
also
going
to
the
Hill.
You're
on
the
Hill,
baby.
I
saw
some
recent
stats
this
week
about
Americans
reading
comprehension.
But
it's
not
that.



Speaker 3
I
think
you
can
read
comprehension.
Right,
comprehension.
Yeah,
I
struggle
with
that.
Yeah,
it's
like
20%
of
American
high
school
seniors
can't
read
above
a
fifth
grade
level.
It's
the
comprehension
though.
They
don't
know
how
to
read.

And

this

is

the

problem.

So

it's

like

they

get

a

contract

at

work

or

they

get

something.

They

don't

understand

the

language

even.

Right.

And

they're

signing

shit.

So

they

go

to

the

car

dealer.

No,

not

that.

They

go

to

the

car

dealer,

which

we're

going

to

talk

about.

I

just

sign

everything

and

say

no

to

everything.



Speaker 2
No,
no,
no,
no.
Do
you
want
to,
they
always
try
to
upsell
you
right
there.
Yeah,
tell
me
about
that.
So
they
give
you
a
prize.
I'm
not
going
to
talk
about
this,
honey.
Because
I
need
to
hear
about
Bobby
got
a
new
car
and
it's
sexy.

It's

sexy

and

I'm

paying

the

same

amount

I

was

my

last

car,

which

is

the

goal.

Right,

which

is

like

what?

Yeah.

In

the

same

amount

of

miles

and

everything,

I

lease,

but

that's

a

whole

other

story.

But

I

basically

put

two

dealerships

against

each

other.

What?

I

said,

well,

I'm

just

letting

you

know

right

now,

the

one

guy

was

trying

to

play

hardball.

The

one

that

I

actually

got,

the

one

I

wanted

was

the

green

one,

but

there

was

a

gray

one

that

was

on

sale

and

a

different

dealership.

And

I

was

like,

I

kind

of

liked

that

one

too.

Okay.

So

I

said,

could

you

do

this?

And

he's

like,

yeah.

And

then

I

was

like,

okay,

I

said,

can

you

put

in

writing?

So

he

put

in

writing.

I

snapped

the

picture,

sent

it

to

the

other

guy

and

said,

Hey,

just

want

to

let

you

know.

Well,

I

first

found

online,

I

took

a

picture

of

it

online.

He

goes,

well,

I

need

to

see

an

official

thing

from

the

dealership,

but

you,

you

sent

me

that.

I

can

beat

it.

So

then

I'm

pissed.

I'm

like,

so

you

can

beat

something

if

somebody

else

can

beat

you,

right?

But

you're

not

willing

to

go

that

low

for

me

just

to

get

my

business

to

break,

which

I

get

stupid

and

keep

your

margins

up,

whatever.

But

I

know

the

fucking

game,

bitch.

So

I

got

it

in

writing

from

there.

I

said,

I

said,

so

he

got

it

down

below

500

is

what

I

said

I

wanted.

So

then

I

said

to

him,

I

go,

here's

the

deal.

I

said,

I'm

either

leaving

here

and

going

there

or

I'm

leaving

here

and

going

to

you.

And

I'm

getting

a

car

today.

I

said,

you

can

either

leaving

here

and

going

to

you

from

my

office.

Sorry.

So

it

was

like

in

the

middle

of

the

day.

And

I

said,

I'm

going

to

leave

work.



Speaker 1
Oh,
okay.
Yeah,
you're
going
to
have
a
hammer
or
yeah,
you,
yeah.



Speaker 2
I
said,
I
said
the
number,
what
I
wanted
to
pay
a
month.
I
said
the
amount
of
miles.
And
I
said,
that's
it.
Like,
I'm
not
great.
Let's
just
get
this
done.
So
he
said,
oh,
that's
so
hot.

And

it

actually

worked.

He

was

in

hot

though.

No,

but

he

was,

he

was

not

hot.

He

was

God

damn

it.

Which

is

how

I

probably

sold

it.

I

mean,

like,

yeah,

but

actually

when

you're

the

hot

one,

it

works,

but

I'm

afraid

I'm

going

to

get

a

hot

straight

guy

and

be

like,

well,

oh,

the

guy

that

was

doing

the

deal,

he

was

like

kind

of

country.

Okay.

So

you,

okay.

So

the

dealership,

have

you

ever

been

to

like,

have

you

ever

done

this?

No,

like

terrifying.

I

remember

going

with

my

aunt

when

she

was

buying

her

like

Toyota

Yaris

or

whatever

the

fuck.

So

today

you

can

just

throw

in,

um,

G

chat.

She

is

how

I

did

it.

I

kept

putting

in

their

email.

Like

I

did

everything

I

said.

Oh,

I

said,

I

can

only

communicate

via

like

text

and

email

or

I'm

really

busy

right

now.

I

can't

really

have

a

conversation,

but

that's

why

I

said,

here's

what

I

need

you

to

do.

Like,

and

they

write

back

and

they

say,

okay,

we

can

do

this.

So

I

put

it

into

chat

to

be

tea

and

said,

what

is

this

exactly

saying?

And

they're

like,

well,

they

can

come

down

on

this.

You

don't

usually

have

to

pay

this.

Oh,

it's

like

guys

work

sometimes.

Oh,

for

sure.

So

I

said,

can

you

draft

me

an

email

back

that

says

what

I

want?

And

then

so

it

drafted

it

back

and

it

was

like

a

little

too

professional.

I

was

like,

make

it

like

kind

of

calm.

And

so

she

wrote

it

again.

I

see

chat

to

be

she

is

she

for

me.

It

should

be

a

she.

Um,

and

so

I

kept

going

back

and

forth

with

this

and

got

my

deal.

God

damn

it.

And

it's

scary

though,

because

you

go

there

and

you

have

to

sign

all

these

fucking

papers

and

you're

like,

what

am

I

talking

about?

This

is

the

site

of

Ohio.

Just

saying

that

you

can

do

that.

This

is

for

Kia

that

says

that

you

can

just,

you're

going

to

ride

off

your

life.



Speaker 1
And
this
is,
I
know
that.
I'm
like,
what
are
we
signing?
You're
lucky
because
you're
like,



Speaker 2
you
would
just
have
to
trade
in
a
car
or
like
you
would
just
get
a
new
one.
Right.
You
would
give
up
your
car
though.
Like
you
don't
have
to.

No,

I

don't

need

it.

The

lease

was

not

over

yet

for

me

either.

They

had

to

pay

off

my

lease.

That's

the

other

thing

I

thought.

That's

where

the

thing

I

said

you

have

to

pay

off

my

lease.

Okay.

So

I

had

$900

left.

So

they

bought

the

car

from

Hyundai

through

me,

but

I

had

to

sign

off.

If

you

had

just

had

$900

more,

you

would

have

owned

the

car.

Oh,

okay.

What

is

the

lease?

The

lease.

Oh,

cause

like

it

wasn't.

You

pay

for

a

certain

number

of

months

and

have

to

pay

them.

36

months.

Okay.



Speaker 1
You
can't
get
out
of
a
lease.
There's
a
way
you
can,
but
you
get
penalties.
Like
if
I
say
like,
I'm
like,
I
can't
do
this.
You
can
get
out,
but
yeah.
But
your
culture
credit
report
probably.
So
what
do
you
got
to
do
those
when
you're
going
to
a
dealership?
You
just
got
to
be
confident
and
you
can
walk
away,
but
they're
going
to
go
to
your,
they,
so
that's,
here's
the
other
thing.
So
I
have
the
new
car
and
the
other
guy
texts
me
and
says,
I
don't
lose
the
price.
So
let
me
know.



Speaker 2
And
I'm
like,
I
could
have
gotten
even
fucking
lower
probably.
I
could
have
gotten
down.
I
mean,
it's
crazy.
Oh
fuck
that.
Maybe
nervous.
I
was
like,
you
could
have.
Don't
let
them
go
back
to
him
and
been
like,
cause
all
of
a
sudden
they're
like,
okay,
this
is
for
the
key
of
rebate
that
you're
going
to
get.
And
it
was
like,
it
was
like
$2,000.
And
I'm
like,
but
I
had
to
sign
it
to
them
so
that
they
got
it.
That
was
part
of
the
deal
to
get
me.
So
it's
like,
they
gave
me
money
through
something
they
found
online.
Like
they
have
like
a
little
thing.



Speaker 1
That's
why
they
were
like,
we'll
pay
off
your
lease.
We've
got
a
problem
with
the
rebate.
You
know,
like,
oh,
there's
a
program
for
that.
Yep.
I
mean,
it
probably
cost
these
people
probably
cost
$10,000
to
make
these
fucking
cars
and
they're
selling
them
for
triple.
So
listen,
bitch.
No,
yeah,
literally
or
less.
Yeah.
So
yeah.

Anyway,

the

car

buying

experience

is

definitely

one

that

I've

never

had

to

do

it.

I

know.

I'm

just

so

I'm

dreading

it.

I

don't

want

to

do

it.

I

don't

want

to

do

it.

I'm

going

to

be

a

car

monoperson.

I

feel

where

I'm

just

on

an

app.

No,

that's

why

I

did.

Oh,

and

then

you

talk

to

them.

So

that's

kind

of

why

I

turned

it

into

was

like,

I

don't

want,

I

said,

yeah,

I

don't

want

to

go

into

dealership

and

sit.



Speaker 3
I'm
not
going
to
go
in
there
yet.
I'm
not
going
to
talk
to
their
manager
walk
over.
I'm
like,
I'm
not
doing
manager.
And
he
said,
yeah,
that's
a
tie.
I
remember
that
like
a
note
so
we
can
lower
it
down
to
here.
Well,
we
can
only
do
that.
And
that's
our
final
and
they
kind
of
like
pressure
you
like
we're
doing
all
we
can
right
now.
Like
this
is
crazy
that
we're
doing
this.

I'm

like,

okay.

When

you

do

it

on

an

email,

you

can

wait

to

the

response.

You

can

get

making

me

even

more

and

it

was

the

end

of

the

month.

So

that's

the

other

thing

I

said.

That's

what

chat.

Gbt

told

me

to

do.

They

said,

well,

you

make

a

comment

about

saying

like,

hey,

just,

you

know,

you

want

to

move

cars

out

or

something

like

that.

Like

people

at

the

end

of

the

month,

they

were

trying

to

make

their

budget

and

their

quota.

Hello.



Speaker 2
Okay.
What
happened?
Use
panic.
I
just
have
to
three
bunnies
and
we
just
got
to
the
top
of
the
hill
on
the
hill,
the
top
of
the
hill.
Okay.
I
mean,
what
else
you
got?
I
have
some
other
things.
Yeah,
let's
just
bring
some
up.
Okay.
Bring
something
up.
Bring
something
up.

Okay.

This

was

a

memoir

title

that

you

had

for

yourself.

I

don't

know

if

you

remember

this.

Oh

my

God.

No.

I

used

to

be

fatter.

When

I

say

that,

you

were

like,

I

mean,

I'm

still

fucking

fat.

But

I

was

like,

I

used

to

be,

you

used

to

be

fatter.

You're

like,

I

used

to

be

fatter.

That

would

be

a

really

good

one.

We

decided

that

was

like

your

memoir

title.

Or

I

could

make

a

book

that's

like

about

weight

loss.

Like

I

used

to

be

fatter

and

then

I

was

really

snarky

and

like,

that's

like

the

one

that

I'm

glad

my

mom

died,

that

book.

Yeah,

that's

exactly

right.

Like

that.

No,

I

have

to.

It's

actually

really

good.

No,

I'm

sure

it

is.

Yeah.

It's

psychotic.

Do

you

know

who

the

girl

is

even?

Okay.

I

remember

the

title

because

I

was

like,

wow.

I

Carly.

Do

you

remember

that

show?

Oh

yeah.

The

blonde

girl.

Okay.

She

was

like

kind

of

snarky

and

always

had

kind

of

like

a

shit.

Like

it's

really

interesting.

Shit

to

say.

Like

she

was

snarky

and

like

a

little

kind

of

brat

kind

of

like

a

little

brat.

I'm

bombin'

that.

Here's

something.

You

know,

it's

really

weird.

What?

I

just

have

to

read

them

because

I

can't

remember

all

of

them.

What

are

you

looking

at?

I

was

just

going

to

look

and

just

make

sure

I,

because

I

was

talking

about

telepathy,

high

fox,

ugly

guys

with

dicks.

Ugly

guys

with

dicks.

App

for

dating

that

open

gay

bed

and

breakfast.

I

can

have

all

kinds.

Any

versus

Audi

belly.

Like

these

are

some

notes

from

the

past.



Speaker 1
Yeah.
I
like
that.
I
like
that.
I
feel
like
that's
cute.
To
remember.
It's
a
good
time.



Speaker 2
I'm
not
the
lead
if
I'm
like
my
fucking
all
the
already
can
see
it.
They
can
all.
They
can
see
it.
You
don't
even
see
these
faggots.
So
one
quick
complaint.

Yeah.

I

went

to

Panera

randomly

because

I

was

like,

I

just

need

that,

that

Mediterranean

veggie

sandwich

with

like

all

the

crunchies

and

like

yummy.

It

was

$20

with

a

drink.



Speaker 1
$21.
$20
in
change.
I
know.
And
I
got,
here's
what
I
got.
I
got
half
of
the
veggie
sandwich
and
a
soup,
half
of
a
salad,
a
small,
I
mean,
the
salad
was
so
small.
I
was
like,
that
Asian
Sesame
one
without
chicken
because
I
don't
eat
meat.
So
no
chicken
and
a
small
drink.
$21.

I

agree.

I'm

in

Panera.

I

was

like,

I

used

to

get

a

U

pick

two

for

$5.99.

Right.

We

would

go

after

high

school.

$5.99

for

a

U

pick

two

with

chicken

with

everything

you

wanted.

And

it

was

so

much

food.

Like

it

was

a

huge

amount.

I

mean,

it's

kind

of

crazy.

It's

like

when

Chipotle

first

opened,

how

big,

how

much

food

you

got?

Burritos

used

to

be

like,

I

mean,

there

was

a

challenge

and

there

was

a

guy

in

my

high

school

class

who

he

ate

five

during

lunch.

Five

of

them.

There

was

a

day

where

you

bought

one,

got

one

free

when

Chipotle

first

opened.

They

used

to

have

that.

Yeah.

I'm

sorry,

but

everything's

getting

bought

out.

No,

man.

Another

complaint,

Brassica

now

is

too

by

the

same

people.

Stop.

So

Brassica

will

probably

go

to

shit.



Speaker 2
Yeah,
it's
really
annoying.
That's
a
lot
you
can
take
over.
They're
all
getting
bought
out.
Well,
that's
what
happens
corporate
America.



Speaker 3
And
then
you
kind
of
sell
up
because
they
can
afford
you
because
you
need
money.
You
need
money
because
everyone
wants
money.
Yeah,
my
life
will
be
better.
It's
like,
yeah,
but
your
company
is
going
to
be
ruined.
Your
life's
better,
but
look
at
all
the
good
you
did
before.
Right.
It
was
better.
Okay.
Now.



Speaker 2
Oh,
that's
my
sundry.
Oh,
don't
say
it.
I
know.
Okay.
This
is
something
cool.
The
other
night,
I
think
it
texted
you
even,
but
I
went
out
in
the
sky
and
it
was
a
clear
day
out
in
the
sky
and
looked
at
the
sky.
Not
it.
Oh,
I
wish
I'd
gone
in
it.



Speaker 3
I
did
actually.
I
will
tell
you
that.
Well,
I
kind
of
did
mentally
because
we
saw
Mars,
Venus,
Saturn,
Jupiter
and
Neptune
lined
up.



Speaker 2
Not
yet.
It's
like
February
20th.
Are
you
scared
about
that?
Then
you're
all
right
now,
though
you
can
see
them
all,
but
they're
not
lined
up.
They're
like
Mars
was
above
and
like
really
all,
but
two
or
three
were
around
the
moon.

Yeah.

Three

were

right

around

the

moon.

I

mean,

it's

crazy

to

me.

Like

I

was

using

the

star

map

on

my

phone.

I'm

like,

we

can

see

all

these

planets.

Like

what

the

fuck.

So

do

you

use

and

I

thought

about

how

far

away

they

are.

Right.

And

it's

like,

and

then

is

really

kind

of

crazy

how

like

we

can

see

a

galaxy

and

you

can

just

realize

like

that

light

took

literally

years

to

get

here.

Yep.

So

like

we're

seeing

something

from

the

past

when

we

look

up

at

the

light.

Right.

It

could

be

exploded

right

now.

It

could

be.

Yeah.

Like

at

our

time,

like

that

thing's

gone.

We're

just

seeing

the

light

traveling

still.

It's

so

fucked

up

how

small

we

are.

And

imagine

that

like

we're

small.

And

imagine

that

as

our

galaxy

is

the

same

size

as

like

our

moon

is

to

all

of

the

other

galaxy.



Speaker 3
Because
there
are
so
many
other
galaxies.
There's
billions.
16.
I
mean,
it
gets
bigger
and
bigger
and
bigger.
It's
like,
oh
my
God.
There's
galaxies
and
there's
universes
or
what
is
it?
There's
like
a
whole
these
things.
There's
one
universe
apparently,
but
I
think
there's
more.



Speaker 2
Well,
they
don't
really
know.
I
don't
know.
Who
knows?
Well,
who
the
fuck
knows?
Also,
yeah,
like,
oh,
also
let's
go
to
the
hill.
But
how
do
they
know?
Literally,
well,
it's
difficult.
They're
trying.
They're
trying.
I
think
it's
one
of
the
hypothesis
that
like
there
is
more
galaxies.
There
could
be.
Well,
there
probably
are
galaxies
like
ours.



Speaker 3
But
we
can't
really.
Yeah.
There
are
somewhere
they
can
use
the
light
to
try
to
identify
like
what
elements
are
prominent
and
all
that.
We
can
talk
to
people
in
space,
but
we
can't
get
ourselves
to
work
in
our
homes.
It's
weird.



Speaker 2
It's
just
all,
but
I
just
feel
like
it's
really
like
when
you
think
of
all
the
scary
things
happening
in
the
country,
it's
nice
to
look
up
and
be
like,
this
is
so.
And
nothing
matters.
It's
so
pretend.
Yeah.
Like
I'm
looking
at
something
that
might
not
exist
anymore,
but
I
see
it
clearly.
And
that's
like
America.
It
might
not
exist
anymore,
but
I
see
this
place
clearly.
You
know
what
I
mean?

Wow,

honey.

I

think

it's

being

taken

away.

I

think

it's

gone.

I

think

it

is

going

to.

Like

I

really,

Elon

has

control.

I'm

really

scared.

It's

not

even

about,

it's

not

about

Trump

anymore.



Speaker 3
No,
it's
beyond
that.
Like
the
corporate
is
all
the
people
who
already
have
way
too
much
money.
They're
in.
It's
over.
They're
in.
And
slowly
they
can,
I
mean,
look
at,
look
at,
he
took
Twitter.
Yeah.
Look
what
he
did.



Speaker 1
Why
did
he
do
it?
And
now
he
can,
In
order
to
promote
all
the
stuff.
We
have
no
idea.
All
these
young
people
are
on
X
and
it's
like,
why
are
they,
what
are
they
seeing
out
there?
We
know
what
they're
really
need
to
get
rid
of.



Speaker 2
They
need
to
have
donation
limits.
He
donated
290
million.
That's
why
he
won.
Of
course.
Yeah.
So
it's
like
anything
you
need
to
pay
for
done.
Second
highest
was
a
Zionist
like
Adelson's
wife.
It's
so
bad.

I

think

people

have

too

much

money.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well,

it's

really

shitty.

It's

a

really

shitty

time.

And

that's

been

a

great

episode.

Now

let's

go

to

countries.

Wait,

no,

wait,

but

I

was

going

to

say

something

too.

You

know

how

you

were

looking

at

the

stars.

Yes.

Yeah.

So

I

was

like,

that's

why

I

said

I

was

in

the

sky.

We

went

to

the

sky.

This

is

how

the

moment,

like

when

we're

in

Ireland,

probably

I'll

have

a

moment

where

I'm

looking

over

the

cliffs

and

I'll

be,

Oh,

you

will.

You

will.

And

I'll

feel

it.

When

we

looked

over

the

edge

of

the

pool

and

part

of

it,

and

you

feel

it,

yeah,

you

feel

the

moment.

You're

like,

wait,

so

I

don't

matter.

No.



Speaker 1
Like
what
the
fuck
am
I
so
excited?
This
thing
has
been
around
for
thousands
of
years.
Look
how
pretty
this
is.
Yeah.
Like
what
am
I?
Why
am
I
wearing
my
little
animal
hair?
It's
like
a
pretend
thing.
It's
not
real.
There's
no
physical
thing
out
there
that's
like,
hey,
there's
debt.
I'm
going
to
get
a
rest.
All
numbers.
It's
like
a
negative
in
my
fucking
credit
cards
or
whatever.
So
that's
very
possible.
I'm
like,
yeah.



Speaker 2
Yeah.
Well,
hopefully
future
historians
can
see
these
episodes
to
give
a
glimpse
into
the
gay
life
before
it
was
illegal.
We're
talking
to
you
year
3000.
Right.
They're
like,
we
found
this
old
internet
archive.
Somehow
we
accessed
it.

They're

like,

oh

my

God,

there

used

to

be

a

whole

democracy

before

this

whole.

Oh

my

God.

That's

actually

kind

of

a

book

we

should

write.

Of

course

I

was

going

to

do

something.

Yeah.

You

have

too

many

projects.

Chronically

with

a

project.

That's

my

to

them.

Yeah.

It's

like

what?

Another

thing

to

do.

I

will

say

though,

I

have

a

break.

I

have

problems

on

the

podcast.

I

really

don't

do

the

podcast

like

I

used

to.

What?

You

don't?

Why

not?

I

don't

need

to.

No,

I

don't

stress

like

I

used

to.

You

feel

like

you

don't.



Speaker 3
Yeah.
You're
like,
oh
well,
we
can
believe
it.
I
don't
care.
Yeah.
It's
like
a
fight.
I
love
you
guys,
but
I
just
sometimes
life
happens.
Sometimes
you
think
you're
not
a
hot
dad.
Period.



Speaker 2
Period.
Sundries.
Sundries.
Where
do
I
start?
I
have
this
one.
I
need
to
look
at
my.
Okay.
Oh
no.
You're
laughing.
I'm
kind
of
scared.
Okay.
I.
You
know
how
like
things
are
circling
back
in
terms
of
fashion.
Okay.

Sure.

So,

and

I

don't

know

if

your

dad

had

this,

but

I

had

the

most

cringiest

few

years.

My

dad

had

a

cell

phone

clip

on

the

way.

Yep.

I

was

horrified

like,

like

even

growing

up,

I

was

like,

why

are

people

putting

their

fucking

cell

phones

on

a

clip?

Did

he

have

a

next

tell?

Yes,

I

think.

Yeah,

like

I

briefly,

but

not

a

lot.

He

got

Verizon

soon

at

like,

but

I

just

like

don't,

I

think

they're

coming

back

and

I

want

to

call

it

now.

Cell

phone

clips

are

coming

back

because

people

are

already

glaring

up

their

phone

cases.

They're

like

having

dangly

things

from

them.

They're

in

the

shapes

of

weird

things.

Like,

I

mean,

people

are

already

doing

that.

The

clips

are

coming

back

and

they're

going

to

be

like

custom

clips

and

like

super

designer

and

it's

going

to

spin

and

you

can

do

things

with

it.

So

should

we

do

it?

So

Bob,

should

we

get

into

it

right

now?

I

think

we

need

to

start

making

some

cell

phone

clips

for

the

way.

Well,

clip.

Absolutely.

At

the

door.

Hello?

To

the

dogs.

June

came

up

here.

You

told

them

they're

up

here.

They

just

ran.

That's

Michael.

They're

going

down

the

stairs.

June

was

up

here.

June

came

up.

June

came

up.

You

were

doing

telepathy

at

the

hill.

Up

the

hill,

I

was

at

the

hill

with

Jim.

Now

what's

your

sundry?

What

was

yours?

I

forgot.

I

just

had

cell

phone

clips

are

coming

back.

Oh,

no.

And

I

said

we

need

to

make

the

not

well

clip.

Good

summary.

Thank

you.

What

would

be

my

sundry?

What

am

I

complaining

about?

It's

more

or

less.

Here

comes

the

depression

again.

Knock,

knock,

knock.

Bobby's

unhappy.

Why

not?

Why

wouldn't

we

be?

I

know

what

it

is.

Here's

my

goddamn

sundry.

Why

are

we

celebrating

the

fact?

Some

people

are

celebrating

that

don't

even

have

jobs.

Why

are

we

celebrating

people

going

back

to

the

office

that

sit

in

front

of

a

computer

all

day

and

don't

do

anything

but

stare

at

a

computer?

Back

to

work.

Back

to

work.

It's

about

time.

Billy,

you

don't

even

have

a

job.

The

people

saying

that

don't

have

jobs.



Speaker 3
They
don't
understand
what
it's
like
to
sit
in
a
chair
and
stare
at
a
screen
with
little
tan
cubicle
walls
around
you.
This
is
not
real
life.
You're
in
a
jail
cell
for
eight
hours
every
day.
You're
in
my
artwork?
It's
all
open.
Oh,
God,
that's
so
bad.
The
people
in
the
gallery,
there's
not
even
a
bear.
They're
all
talking
and
I'm
like,
you
can't
even
hear.



Speaker 2
They're
all
about
control.
I
just
feel
like
it's
really
fucking
bizarre
that
people
are
celebrating
the
fact
that
people
are
having
the
state
workers
have
to
go
back
now.



Speaker 1
Oh,
yeah.
Thank
God
he
got
it
back
to
work.
It's
like
they
were
working
the
whole
time.
Did
anything
stop
functioning?
No,
because
you
don't
have
to
be
in
the
same
building
to
do
most
of
this
work.
Did
we
log
up
the
streets
now?
The
traffic
is
oh,
it's
going
to
be
bad.
My
friend
Jimmy
has
to
go
back
to
work
too
at
Nation...
Wait,
Chase,
he
works
at
Nationwide.
Which
giant
bank
thing?
I
know.
It's
really...



Speaker 2

Speaker 1
All
the
corporate
are
giving
in.
Wow,
they
were
at
Pride
last
year,
but
now
they
can't
do
DEI.
Because
Elon's
been
going
in.
We're
not
going
to
fund
you
this.
It's
all
so
scary.
No
tax
breaks
anymore.



Speaker 2
You
should
see
my
write-offs
right
now
for
my
taxes
for
this
company
that
I
have.
I
made
$1,300
last
year
though,
but
I'm
expensing
$15,000.
Every
fucking
meal,
every
time
we
went
to
the
goddamn
bar.
Yes!
Fuck
the
country.
Oh
my
God,
that's
so
cool.
That's
real.
That's
real.
That's
why
we
go
on
these
trips
is
for
the
podcast.



Speaker 1
It's
not
like
you're
making
the
write-off.
It's
a
podcast
trip.
We're
vlogging
the
whole
time.
Every
where
I
go,
I'm
like,
yeah.
It
also
incorporates
the
drone,
the
photos
that
I
can
sell
on
Etsy.
I've
sold
some.
So
I'm
writing
it
off,
bitch.
I'm
going
on
a
trip.

I

love

that.

So

I'm

writing

off

meals

for

50%.

That's

your

sundries.

Write-offs.

Taxes

in

general.

Write-offs.

It's

like,

what

are

we

doing?

What

are

we

doing?

Why

don't

they

just

tell

us?

And

by

the

way,

Elon's

getting

rid

of

the

free

filing

service

with

the

IRS.

Because

I

think

last

year

was

the

first

year

you

could

file

right

directly

with

the

IRS.

Not

through

TurboTax

or

whatever

the

fuck.



Speaker 2
I
mean,
do
you
know
why?
Because
now
you
have
to
pay
for
those
other...
You
have
to
pay
now
to
file
your
taxes.
You
want
to
know
why?
You've
got
to
pay.

Why

do

we

have

to

pay

to

do

something

that

we

don't

want

to

do

anyways?

We

have

to

tell

the

electric

vehicle

and

the

rocket.

Oh.

It's

going

to

be

like...

These

fucking

rockets.

What

are

they

for?

Nothing.

Honey,

we

have

a

guy

that

literally

plays

with

explosives

and

makes

cars

that

sometimes

run

and

sometimes

blow

up

in

the

White

House

right

now.

Like

20-year-old.

The

space

shuttles

blow

up.

The

cars

blow

up.

He

has

a

bunch

of

teenagers

looking

at

the

government.



Speaker 3
I
think
he's
22
years
old.
Why?
What's
that
for?
Do
you
think
it's
really
to
help
you?
Honestly.
Do
you
think
it's
to
help
you?
Trump.
Where
are
you
at?
No,
Trump's
dead.
I
think
Trump
is
like...

Girl,

where

are

you?

Yeah,

Trump's

another

Biden.

But

at

least

the

people...

Biden

executive

orders

that

are

immediately

overturned

are

reversed.

They're

like,

okay,

we're

not

going

to

do

the

funding

thing

and

then

these

tariffs

immediately

were

like,

here's

the

tariffs.

Oh,

never

mind.

They're

on

pause

now.

Because

they're

working

with

them.

He

said

they

were

so

important.

They

were

going

to

be

life-changing.

They

were

going

to

save

us.

We

have

to

do

these

tariffs

in

order

to

fund

this.

And

then

you

reverse

them.

We

were

like,

oh,

we're

going

to

pause

it.

Never

mind.

We

don't

need

them

for

this

month.

On

top

of...

How

important

are

they?

On

top

of

that,

he

made

a

comment.



Speaker 2
He
goes,
whoever
did
this
deal
was
terrible.
It
was
you,
Boo.



Speaker 1
It
was
you.
Boo,
Boo.
It
was
you.
Your
first
90
days
as
a
president,
you
made
a
deal
with
Mexico
and
Canada
about
trading.
And
then
you
made
fun
of
your
own
goddamn
deal.
That's
how
good
you
are.
And
then
it's
booked.
The
art
of
the
deal.



Speaker 2
Well,
that's
not
good.
I
mean,
there's
a
reason
he's
bankrupt
all
these
companies.
There's
a
reason
why
he's...
And
that's...
He
is
a
fraud.
He's
a
fake.
He
doesn't
have
any
skills.
And
that's
my
final
comment
of
the
night,
as
I
was
going
to
say.
The
final
comment
before
we
do
our
little
wrap-ups
with
our
numbers
and
shit
is,
I'm
realizing...
And
I
am
not
doing
this
to
anybody,
but
in
order
to
get
ahead,
you
have
to
kind
of
fuck
people
over.
You
do.

No,

yeah.

Look

at

everybody

in

power,

look

at

everybody

who

has

money.

They

all

are

fucking

fake

cheating

bitches.

Yeah,

they

all

hurt

someone.

So

it's

like,

what's

better

for

me

to

be

persecuted

and

be

a

good

person

or

just

go

join

them?

Right.

Definitely

to

remain

like

this.

Yeah,

I

know.

It's

way

better

for

me.

Yeah,

you

wouldn't...



Speaker 3
I
don't
know
yet.
Because
being
rich
doesn't
mean
anything.
Do
they
seem
happy
to
you?
No.
You
know
what
I
mean?
It's
like,
these
people
are
not
happy.
They're
not
well.
They're
not
well.



Speaker 2
That's
why
they're
like
paying
billions
of
dollars
to
scientists
to
see
how
they
can
extend
their
lives.
They're
like,
oh,
if
you
just
take
this
pill
or
this
peptide,
you
can
extend
your
life
like,
you're
not
even
living
now.
Why
do
you
want
to
live
longer?
Like,
it
doesn't
matter.
You're
an
idiot.
Right.
You're
destroying
the
planet
so
you
can
be
a
400
billionaire.
400,
like,
400
billion?



Speaker 1
You're
still
going
to
die.
What's
the
difference
between
1
billion
and
400
billion?
Well,
that's
the
denial
of
death.
What's
the
fucking
difference?
The
denial
of
death.
Right.
These
people
are
pathetic.
Like,
they're
really
sad
people.
We
should
pity
them,
but
there's
such
assholes
we
don't.
We
should
pity
them
and
we
should
be
like,
by
the
way,
we're
not
going
to
work
today.
And
you
don't
want
to
know
why?
Because
then
you
can't
afford
to
do
what
you're
doing.
We
have
the
controls.

Yeah.

We

just

can't

figure

it

out.

That's

the

problem

is

we

have

the

numbers,

but

people

don't

realize

it

because

they

keep

you

distracted

with

executive

orders

and

the

Super

Bowl

and

Beyonce

winning

at

the

Grammys.

And

all

these

little

fun

distractions

like,

oh

my

God,

all

the

Oscars

are

coming

up.

Blah,

blah,

blah.

And

my

dude

gives

a

fuck.

Yeah.

And

who

cares

in

my

favorite...

Look,

what's

happening

in

the

country?

What's

happening?



Speaker 3
Tranny,
tranny,
tranny.
I
don't
really
care.
You
want
penises
in
women's
bathrooms
and
I'm
not
going
to
have
it.
Okay.



Speaker 2
Girl,
I
hope
we
find
out
you
have
a
penis.
Honestly.
So
anyway,
that's
our
life.
That's
a
good
sundry.
6147215336.
6147215336.
I
haven't
even
checked.
So
there
could
be
16
voicemails.



Speaker 1
We
need
to
check.
We
need
to
check.
We're
going
to
have
a
little
bumpy
road
here
coming
up.
I
think
we'll
have
one
more
maybe,
but
then
we're
going
to
have
to
skip
a
week.
Yeah.



Speaker 2
Wait,
wait,
wait.
What's
today?
Today
is
Wednesday.
So
we
have...
I'm
on
Saturday,
Sunday.
Right.
So
we
can
do
that.
I
can
do
a
Saturday
or
Sunday.
Okay.
So
we
can...
We'll
do
one
more
recording
before...
Perfect.
Then
you
go
to
Spain.

Then

we're

going

to

miss

Tuesday.

Banya!

I'm

not!

How

long

are

you

going?

That's

not

that

long.

It's

13

days,

I

think.

Wait,

so

it's

like...

I'm

not

actually

a

fan.

Or

no,

it's

only

12

days.

We

leave

Thursday,

get

back

Tuesday

night.

So

Thursday

to

a

Tuesday.

Thursday

to

a

Tuesday.

To

a

Tuesday.

Oh,

so

you're

going

to

miss

two

weekends.

Yeah.

Wow.

Yeah,

so

we're

going

to

have...

Yeah.

And

I'd

say...

And

the

first

one

is

Barcelona.

And

the

next

one

is

Madrid.

Madrid.

Madrid.

That's

going

to

be

so

fun.

I'm

really

happy

for

you.

Yeah.

I'll

be

in

New

York

City

with

Michael.

That's

going

to

be...

Well,

I

don't

know.

We'll

see.

I

was

about

to

say

it'll

be

fun.

It

will.

Of

course

it

will.

It's

always

fun

there.

It's

New

York.

If

you're

not

having

fun

in

New

York,

it's

because

you're

poor.

Or

boring.

Or

just

bad.



Speaker 1
Yeah,
honestly.
That's
why
I
meant
boring.
Because
everything's
expensive.
I
mean,
look
at
everybody
there.
They're
all
poor.
That's
the
best
part.



Speaker 3
That's
why
I
kind
of
like
it.
That's
why
people
are
the
best.
Yeah.
But
better
than
the
community.
It
is
way
better.
It's
like,
oh,
we
can...
Yeah,
you
live
in
a
matchbox,
but
like,
it
is
fine.
Yeah.
But
we
all
do.
I
want
to
live
in
a
matchbox
20.



Speaker 2
And
that's
been
another
episode
of
Not
Well.
Good
night.
Good
night.
Have
a
good
evening.
Wow.
Wow.
Did
I
just
say
anything
bad
that...
No,
nothing
needs
edited.
I
really
don't
feel
like
it
does
only
the
middle
part.
It's
like
when
you
left...
Yeah.
I'm
sorry.