Fleccas Talks Podcast - October 15, 2021


EPISODE 004 SUPERMAN IS GAY | LIZZO IS BRAVE | GRUDEN IS GONE | THE FATE OF JERRY’S NUTS


Episode Stats

Length

37 minutes

Words per Minute

207.05414

Word Count

7,702

Sentence Count

735

Misogynist Sentences

18

Hate Speech Sentences

40


Summary

Superman is gay now and why that's good. Demi Lovato takes her muppetry into the stratosphere, Lizzo is brave, Southwest Airlines has some chaos, and the fate of Jerry's nuts is finally revealed, along with much, much more.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Superman is gay now and why that's good. Demi Lovato takes her muppetry into the stratosphere.
00:00:05.220 Lizzo is brave, that is for sure. Southwest Airlines has some chaos and the fate of Jerry's
00:00:10.860 Nuts is finally revealed along with much, much more. Pluckus Talks the Podcast, episode 004,
00:00:19.000 featuring Richard Rappaway. I'm a libertarian communist. I don't believe in authoritarianism.
00:00:25.120 I don't know. I'm a full-born letting communist. He killed a lot of people though. A lot of people
00:00:32.520 died from it. Okay, how many people died from capitalism? How many? Exactly. This is Pluckus
00:00:39.940 Talks the Podcast, audio only. What happened to 104? Yeah, so I was thinking about it and it turns out
00:00:51.160 that labeling the podcast in college class format, 101 being the first one, now we're up to 104,
00:00:59.520 was actually a bad idea because I'm realizing when people get to the podcast page for the first time,
00:01:05.120 they're going to be like, oh, this probably isn't that funny because they've had 100 episodes and
00:01:09.080 I never heard of it. True. So I made a mistake. Fleckus' first backtrack on the podcast. But look
00:01:14.380 what we did. We corrected and now we're back on the right track. All right, 004. A lesser man.
00:01:19.680 Why do you need the zeros then? Well, because there's going to be three digits eventually.
00:01:23.520 Okay. So it's teasing what's coming. So moving on, let's get right into it. Superman is gay now.
00:01:29.120 Richard Ratboy, can you read the highlights from the Guardian article?
00:01:31.700 Yes. DC Comics reveals latest Superman as woke bisexual. First bullet point, the Man of Steel will
00:01:38.100 be in a same-sex relationship while combating the climate crisis and protesting the deportation of
00:01:43.960 refugees. Protesting the deportation of refugees. It's like, don't fix the country they come from
00:01:49.160 or solve the corruption. Can't Superman create manufacturing jobs back in Ecuador?
00:01:53.740 Yeah. No, he can't. He's going to protest Trump, it sounds like. All right, what else does it say?
00:01:59.140 It doesn't stop there. In August, it was announced that the latest version of Robin would have a
00:02:03.400 boyfriend. I could have guessed that. Robin would be, if you're going to do one, it's like one in what,
00:02:08.740 10 people is gay? Not even? That's like a fake stat. One in 100 people? I don't know.
00:02:13.340 So it's like maybe one of these characters. So it's like, all right, give them Robin. But did
00:02:18.260 they just take that? Did they stop there? No. They're going for Superman now. And then what's
00:02:22.180 next? In March, Marvel decided to pass the mantle of Captain America to a gay character.
00:02:27.700 Okay. So it's not about having the right proportions and a couple of gay people here and
00:02:32.980 there. They made everybody gay. Yeah. And then this last point says, the idea of replacing Clark Kent
00:02:38.520 with another straight white savior felt like a missed opportunity, the series writer said.
00:02:44.440 Yeah. Well, I think some people think this is a problem because like the kids are going
00:02:49.920 to get influenced and be like, oh, all this gay stuff must be great. But I don't think
00:02:54.440 kids even read comic books anymore, which is great. So now it's going to be like these
00:02:57.900 Harry Potter people who are just going to be pissed that Robin's gay now and people that
00:03:01.960 like play Dungeons and Dragons. So if they can get red pilled through this process, hey,
00:03:05.760 it's a big gamer game kind of.
00:03:06.980 Yeah. The guys who have their entire room, like, you know, figurines and stupid shit.
00:03:12.120 And now, hey, guess what? All your friends, all the guys you liked, they're gay now.
00:03:16.940 They kind of got this consent already. They kind of got like the whole love is love thing
00:03:20.960 and not judging people and the LGBTQ acceptance. I'm sure the comic community wasn't against
00:03:27.360 that. And now it didn't stop there. It's not love is love. Let us do what we want. It's
00:03:31.540 Superman is gay now. And that's great, right? You're into that storyline. You're into that
00:03:36.280 love interest. You're, you're supporting him and watching him make out with the dude.
00:03:39.640 Louie Lane, Louie Lane, Louie Lane. He's got a mustache.
00:03:43.020 Exactly. So now Superman's making out with dudes and you have to go, yeah, this is, uh,
00:03:48.500 this is good.
00:03:49.300 Yeah. And that's the same thing. Like you said, the 1% to 5% or to 10%, whatever the
00:03:54.720 population is gay. It's like, isn't the point of superheroes to be like relatable and like
00:03:59.220 you look up to them and stuff. And now it's just like, well, he's also gay. So, uh, good
00:04:04.160 luck sorting that one out. Little coming of age, Timmy.
00:04:07.000 They did this to James Bond too. I watched the James Bond commercial or the trailer over
00:04:11.760 the weekend. And like one of the most iconic moments from the trailer is James Bond on the
00:04:15.960 back of a Vespa that some black woman is driving. And it's like, James Bond's come a long way.
00:04:20.740 And now it's time for him to take a backseat to people of color so they can go jump off of a
00:04:25.280 building and catch onto a helicopter and wrestle the guy and land the plane. It's like, we suspend
00:04:30.240 disbelief enough for James Bond and Steven Seagal and Tom Brady, all these guys.
00:04:35.640 Tom Brady.
00:04:36.260 Just throwing him in there. He does what's impossible. But it's like, James Bond, we pretend, and Steven
00:04:41.880 Seagal, we pretend that you can do all these crazy things. And you're just some superhero
00:04:45.800 type dude and you're so good and you're assassin. And it's like, now you make James Bond a woman
00:04:51.380 or whatever it is. And it's like, there's a reason we don't have women, James Bond. And
00:04:56.740 it's like, there's a reason if you make a woman, James Bond type movie, that's not James
00:05:00.760 Bond with a woman lead. Who's the superhero type that people aren't going to like it or
00:05:06.000 gravitate towards it. Cause we already suspend disbelief enough for James Bond. Now a girl is
00:05:11.200 going to jump off the building and catch onto the helicopter and do a pull up. And she's
00:05:14.360 like 115 pounds. Yeah. So it's like, instead of making their own and failing, they'd rather
00:05:19.260 just piggyback off of James Bond, ruin James Bond. And instead of saying, Oh, James Bond
00:05:23.780 got ruined. Cause girls can't do what James Bond does. They say James Bond got ruined
00:05:27.600 because people are hateful, misogynistic, misogynistic. And they're against seeing women
00:05:32.120 leads because they, they must hate women. Nah, dude. And it's just a broader part of this
00:05:37.780 like cultural hijacking where it's like, take something that's already good. And then we tweak
00:05:42.740 it to what we want. You can't develop from the ground up a new gay character. Who's awesome.
00:05:47.520 You know? So it's like, let's just print another movie, get a little headline for the marketing
00:05:52.280 portion. Cause these movies spend like movies, comics, whatever, spend a significant portion
00:05:57.200 of their money mark, just marketing it. So they're like, let's get some free headlines.
00:06:01.880 Superman's gay now. And it's just a cultural hijacking. It's like, they took something else
00:06:06.600 and made it worse instead of inventing something from the ground up and hoping that it worked out.
00:06:11.000 Exactly. And then when it fails because it's worse, it doesn't fail because it's worse. It
00:06:15.740 fails because people need to improve and people need to make more progress and people aren't ready
00:06:20.260 for it yet. It's a vicious, vicious cycle. They demand we suspend belief. And I'm the most
00:06:25.080 realistic person of all time. And it's like, they do this for Lizzo too. Did you see what Lizzo was
00:06:29.520 wearing the other day? Unfortunately, I did see, I saw multiple angles, multiple videos.
00:06:33.440 Yeah. So I did as well. Lizzo went to Cardi B's party, I believe. And she was wearing,
00:06:39.700 I don't know, netting. Yeah. Is that what you call it?
00:06:43.080 It looked like a fishnet. She got caught in a, like pure fishnets and she just naked and
00:06:46.880 she had no shoes on. Oh, I didn't see the no shoes.
00:06:49.780 And then everyone's saying like, you know, Lizzo's so brave because she's handling all the backlash
00:06:55.140 and it's like. Lizzo stole the show.
00:06:57.680 Yeah. Lizzo stole the show. We have to pretend we have to manufacture this. Oh yeah. Lizzo.
00:07:01.800 Great. Lizzo. Great. Lizzo. Healthy. Lizzo. Good. This good. Lizzo. Fat. Good. Fat. Good.
00:07:07.500 And I mean, obviously I'm a person of size myself. I'm allowed to make fun of Lizzo. Not even make
00:07:13.260 fun of, I'm allowed to call this out because I weigh 300 pounds as well. So I'm allowed to say this
00:07:18.440 like Lizzo. What's the truth here? You are not healthy based on your weight, which is fine. You know,
00:07:26.180 a lot of people aren't, you are not beautiful either. I didn't say that, but yeah, you probably,
00:07:31.800 are less beautiful than other people because not as many people are attracted to size people of size.
00:07:39.080 Yeah. So that's a fact. And it's like, instead of sitting with that uncomfortable fact humbly
00:07:44.220 and saying, Hmm, if I want to be better and healthier and more attractive, maybe there's
00:07:49.260 some things I can work on. Instead of doing that, she saran wraps herself, shows up to Cardi B's party
00:07:55.400 and whoever says anything other than yes, go queen. Now those people are hateful. Lizzo's the
00:08:02.400 victim and everything. It's just like a cycle where it's like, Oh, Lizzo got hate, but look how brave
00:08:06.600 she is. Yeah. You are brave. Lizzo, you're naked in the street with no shoes on. That's crazy. I
00:08:10.560 don't know any rational person who would do that. No one does that. So it's like, Oh, Lizzo's so brave.
00:08:14.980 And then all of the hate she got her from these body shamers, fat phobic. And it's like, what we're
00:08:19.780 doing is softening the blow and creating this environment where Lizzo can thrive. When in
00:08:25.080 reality, maybe Lizzo does need to sit with her thoughts and say, how can I improve? What can I
00:08:30.320 do better? How do I be healthier? But we don't let her have that moment to herself because everyone's
00:08:35.040 like, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then Lizzo's going to drop dead on the stage one day. Oh, we ran that
00:08:40.260 one into the ground. Yeah. Dude. Well, it's again, it's another one of those instances of
00:08:46.440 the reaction being manufactured and propping up this thing that they want to happen. Lizzo
00:08:51.620 stole the show. Lizzo bold and amazing. And it's like, dude, what are we celebrating here?
00:08:57.940 Yeah. It's like, I'm not intimidated by Lizzo's boldness and her power and her strength. I'm
00:09:03.320 intimidated by like the Warren sap side of Lizzo, the three, the four point stance shaking in her stance
00:09:09.080 coming down, you know, and I can't dig her out. That twitchy leg and white knuckles just
00:09:12.940 sweating. And she knows the snap count and she's coming off and you got to dig her out with the
00:09:17.600 guard. Very specific interior alignment thing, but some people will get that. Chinese don't
00:09:23.140 appreciate that. Yeah. There you go. Lizzo is, according to Google, 308. Oh no, they changed it.
00:09:31.280 They changed it. It says 260 now. We looked this up less than a day or two ago. It said 308.
00:09:37.080 So maybe she lost 40 pounds and 50 pounds in a day, uh, based on that fishnet outfit. I don't
00:09:42.960 think so. Lizzo, as someone who wants to go from 308 to 260 overnight myself, you can't just do that.
00:09:51.000 And if you can, let me know who did and let's get some of these fleckus weights adjusted.
00:09:56.080 Do you know, in high school, I used to do that where I would like my sophomore year, because I
00:09:59.580 wanted to get recruited for football. I put, I was six, three, like two 90 on the, on the pamphlet.
00:10:04.680 And then by my senior year, we had like more official stuff. And I was like six, one, two
00:10:09.180 80. It's like you shrunk and lost 15 pounds from sophomore year to senior year. Yeah.
00:10:14.920 Shows up showing up to the recruiting meeting with just Timberlands and lifts. And you're
00:10:18.860 just like, your arms are short, but you're somehow six, four.
00:10:23.500 Exactly. I used to literally do that. I went to a Franciscan Catholic school, the teachers
00:10:29.380 and the principal, all the people, they were like in robes. They were like brothers and
00:10:33.300 sisters. So like nuns and Franciscan brothers. And they were actually so cool and so down to
00:10:39.340 earth and everyone loved me. I was a very cool, nice, great kid, high school kid. All right.
00:10:44.420 And so I was getting recruited for football and I was telling brother Gary, the principal,
00:10:48.500 I was like, brother Gary, I need to be tall when these coaches come to meet me. I can't wear the
00:10:53.160 school uniform shoes. I need to wear Timberlands with the heels of other shoes cut out, stacked
00:10:58.720 up and put in my boots. So I'm standing like six, three and a little bit more when they come.
00:11:03.320 So they're like, Oh, take the boots off. He's six one. I mean, that's basically what I did.
00:11:08.000 And it worked. It worked. It absolutely worked. Everyone met me and they're like, Oh, this guy
00:11:11.480 is pretty big. I thought he was going to be a little short. And then, yeah, eventually I did go to
00:11:15.800 school for football and never, never looked back. Started a lot. Started a lot. It didn't matter how tall
00:11:21.400 I was. I just needed to be letting the door. Smart. Speaking of letting the door, I have a
00:11:27.420 friend who works at a restaurant and she said that Demi Lovato came in the other day and Oh,
00:11:32.060 this is firsthand personal. This is firsthand real story about Demi Lovato, who we're going to be
00:11:36.760 talking about anyway, because she's doing muppetry into the stratosphere. She's been on a terror.
00:11:42.720 She's been on a terror. She, so for those who don't know, Demi Lovato is like former pop singer,
00:11:48.100 Disney type, former pop singer, Disney type became some sort of like asexual Muppet thumb
00:11:53.960 head. I'm not being mean. I have some thumb tendencies. If I look like a thumb, my head
00:12:00.040 can when I shave it. So I'm allowed to say it as well. She looks kind of like a thumb weird
00:12:04.680 hair bowl cut. It's not the best look, but she's playing her role as the deep state pawn
00:12:11.140 Muppet that she is. So the other day she said that we shouldn't call aliens aliens because
00:12:16.820 that's a derogatory term. Instead we should call them extraterrestrials or ETs. That's
00:12:21.520 what she said. And she's an absolute idiot. So my friend works at a restaurant and said
00:12:26.240 that she called ahead and said, you need to open the back door. There's someone very famous
00:12:31.060 coming in to be escorted through the back. So then the person's like, okay, open the back
00:12:36.060 door for Demi Lovato comes in. No one even knows who she is. Like no one even turns their
00:12:41.080 head. No one even recognizes her in the restaurant. And she sat there and whatever, but she called
00:12:45.780 the head and said, very famous person. You need to open the back. I need to come into
00:12:49.340 the back. That's a Leo DiCaprio level move for a Demi Lovato level celeb.
00:12:53.800 Yeah. So absolutely nothing. And then she said the ET thing the other day. So stupid. But
00:12:59.260 I think those things are actually just deep state bait. They kind of send her out on like
00:13:03.220 a kamikaze mission where it's like, say ETs is good and aliens is offensive. And then we'll
00:13:09.340 get like all the Ben Shapiro types and the conservatives to go debate and make fun of it. And they
00:13:14.340 move the goalposts like, oh, look how crazy that these liberals and leftists are getting.
00:13:18.220 And they gets us all riled up. And then in the meantime, they execute John Gruden.
00:13:23.200 They push us further. Like, oh, look how far they want to go. They want us. They want to
00:13:27.940 police the wording for aliens. And then in the meantime, John Gruden's fired for calling
00:13:32.480 Roger Goodell gay 10 years ago in an email.
00:13:35.580 Classic.
00:13:36.300 So it's like there is a strategy to it, I guess. It's like you put some troops on one front
00:13:41.080 and you let them get mowed down. But then that leaves us vulnerable to like the back door
00:13:44.940 where you take actually someone out who, I don't know, John Gruden is not the biggest
00:13:48.960 character, but football is.
00:13:51.460 Yeah.
00:13:51.580 Football is a pillar.
00:13:52.540 That definitely made waves.
00:13:53.920 Right.
00:13:54.240 And they fired him for the emails. It's like, dude, football coaches, you don't even know.
00:13:59.960 Football coaches say all kinds of crazy stuff. And it's actually great. It's a great environment
00:14:04.800 for young men to learn to be young men and or at any level. So it's like to give it this
00:14:11.460 treatment, like this Hollywood treatment, like, oh, what did he say? He's anti-trans or
00:14:15.460 he made fun of Roger Goodell, called him a pussy. He called someone else another name.
00:14:20.120 And it's just like, you should see the things that were said to me in high school by my football
00:14:24.260 coach. Every worst name in the book, he would make people cry. He would just chew you out
00:14:29.520 and humiliate you. And that was a sign that he liked you and he actually cared and he wanted
00:14:33.540 you to be good.
00:14:34.320 Yeah, exactly. Dude, that's what I had a football coach who always used to say, when I stop
00:14:38.240 yelling at you, that's when you'll know it's over. Like, yeah, I'm trying to make you be
00:14:43.120 better.
00:14:43.780 And then the kids he didn't yell at were just like, oh, this kid's a lost cause. He'll
00:14:46.740 never get it. And they got off easy. And they're like, huh, I'm getting off easy.
00:14:51.080 You're never going to play.
00:14:52.240 You're never going to play. You're not trusted. You're never going in. So yeah, they come for
00:14:56.060 John Gruden. They take him out. He's been a legendary coach forever. And I guess that the
00:15:01.080 NFL is heading in, as they say, a gayer direction. They're gay, they're trans, they're LGBT, they
00:15:06.700 say. So that's kind of what happens. And it's just like, we need to remove our reverence.
00:15:11.500 We need to stop caring about football and athletes because these aren't actual role models. Because
00:15:16.700 if they were role models, they've been removed from the system already. So now it's like any
00:15:22.420 real man, man who's left is going to get kind of chopped down.
00:15:27.660 I mean, they made Randy Moss cry on national TV, like Randy Moss, tough football guy.
00:15:33.940 Yeah, exactly. How many, Randy Moss, like how many injuries have you played through? How many
00:15:37.680 like crazy experiences have you had in football? How hard have you gone? How many opportunities
00:15:41.760 have you missed or done well at? Like all these things that have shaped your life and like
00:15:45.940 made you who you are. And then you find out John Gruden called someone a pussy in an email
00:15:50.540 and now you're getting like mad about it. You're crying. Yeah. You're sad. Yeah. It's
00:15:55.540 so embarrassing. Isn't it crazy that of all people, it's John Gruden emails from 10 years
00:16:00.700 ago and he gets in trouble. How many situations are there where there's the football player
00:16:05.000 or the coach gets involved in domestic abuse, domestic violence. Tyreek Hill, I believe was
00:16:10.240 arrested for choking and hitting his pregnant girlfriend before the season. But he's called
00:16:15.460 the cheetah and he runs fast and you know, he's allowed, but it's like they won a Super
00:16:19.480 ball. It's not even about the things that they pretend to stand for. It's just about
00:16:23.860 who's with them and who's against them. And if they can use these fake rules against their
00:16:27.520 political opponents, of course, Richard Sherman banging on a door yelling for his wife and
00:16:32.920 he's going to beat her dad's ass and some shit like that. And then he's fine. He can play
00:16:36.540 this summer. Yeah. That was the summer. He's playing on like all different teams. Antonio
00:16:40.260 Brown paid settlement to a woman who accused him of rape, paid a settlement starting on
00:16:45.780 the Bucs. He's good to go. Everyone's good to go. They're all allowed to play. But John
00:16:50.260 Gruden, who's probably an old school type who doesn't like the direction the NFL is headed
00:16:54.200 because Roger Goodell is actually a Muppet, the worst.
00:16:58.080 Yep. And he actually has influence too. You know, John Gruden, it's like he left his impact
00:17:02.940 on Tampa. He left his impact on Oakland. He had a national audience because he was the
00:17:08.620 guy on Monday night football. So he had a lot of people's ears and a ton of respect in the
00:17:13.280 league. And then obviously the Raiders moved from like Oakland to Vegas. So it's like, he's got
00:17:19.040 three main cities, a national audience because of how he was on Monday night football. But yeah.
00:17:24.100 And also take him out, I guess. I don't know fully all the ins and outs of John Gruden.
00:17:28.940 I've only heard good things up until this. And it's like, think about him as a coach.
00:17:33.700 Were there years of players stepping up and being like, yo, John Gruden's secretly racist.
00:17:38.520 That's the sixth time. Yeah. Like that's the thing. He calls me this. He says that. He treats
00:17:42.920 certain players a certain way. It's like, this guy is a legendary coach. He's been respected
00:17:47.160 by players of every race for so long to have a team play for their coach. There's like a
00:17:53.540 certain, there's an aspect of respect there where you have to, you're playing for John
00:17:57.760 Gruden. And it's like, if he was a bad guy, a truly bad guy for these things, they're accusing
00:18:02.460 him of being bad for racist and homophobic and whatever the players wouldn't have played
00:18:06.620 for him. So like the fact that you're hearing about it now in this way, and then you're like,
00:18:10.660 Oh yeah. Trust us. Trust Roger Goodell. John Gruden's a bad guy. He has to go trust
00:18:16.120 Randy Moss crying. What about every player who played for him? Who probably had nothing
00:18:19.880 but good things to say about him? Yeah. They don't care. They're, they don't matter
00:18:22.920 in the moment. It doesn't. And that's like, this is one where it's like rat boy. And I
00:18:27.000 played football in college. We've had a bunch of coaches our whole lives. You know, the
00:18:30.540 type, like a rough around the edges, say what you want kind of goes hard on the, on, on
00:18:34.600 people. Maybe he's my favorite type of coach. It's the best. That's what football's all
00:18:38.320 about. I love that. And it turns out he's a bad guy and no one knew. We will only found
00:18:44.360 out cause we saw his emails with his buddies. And we sending like boomer emails to people
00:18:48.280 probably forwarded like a forward this to 50 people and you know, laugh. And you call
00:18:53.660 Joe Biden a, uh, was it clueless, nervous, clueless, nervous, clueless pussy. That's probably
00:18:59.300 what, that's probably what sent him into Siberia. Well, RIP to John Gruden. You're always welcome
00:19:05.400 on the show. I hope he makes a comeback. Yeah. Make a comeback. And if you want to come talk
00:19:09.080 about it, we'll obviously host you. I've sent the video I made earlier this week to
00:19:13.580 Richie Incognito. Hopefully he sends it to you. Did you see Dave Chappelle stand up over
00:19:19.440 the weekend? Yeah, we watched it together. Hmm. Well, that's a perfect liaison to the next
00:19:24.960 subject. What'd you think of it? I mean, it was good. It was funny. It was pretty funny.
00:19:30.260 And then the trans people at Netflix try to cancel them. Those trans people at Netflix think
00:19:34.860 they have a ton of power, I guess. What is, what is the most, like, how do you, is it because
00:19:40.760 you've been a victim and now everyone pops you up? You think it's like you get, you get all the
00:19:45.480 equal treatment and then some to make up for how long you've been a victim. Yep, exactly. You get
00:19:49.840 complaint priority or something. Isn't that nuts? And it's like, you guys can't hand, we can't make
00:19:54.940 fun of you. Dave Chappelle made fun of pretty much everybody in a special, but you get to trans
00:19:58.740 people and you're like, you can't make fun of us. You can't handle it for a lot of them. It's like,
00:20:03.000 you're a guy in a dress with lipstick and hairy arms and it's like, yep, that's, that's a lot to
00:20:08.760 handle walking into like the food court at the mall. It's like, that's pretty impressive. You're
00:20:12.860 able to handle that. You can't handle a joke on Netflix. That you can easily turn off. Yeah. And
00:20:18.140 not watch. Exactly. Like, why are you getting cyber bullied dog? Just turn off the computer.
00:20:23.000 Yeah. Why are you getting cyber bullied dog? But yeah, that, no, that's a, a big thing. It's like,
00:20:28.000 they, they think they have so much power, like a trans walkout at Netflix. Oh my gosh. It's like,
00:20:34.460 you know, Dave Chappelle's a $50 million man to Netflix and drives so many people to subscribe
00:20:39.600 and watch. Yeah. You're a purple haired girl with a mustache and a Mazda Miata. Like we don't
00:20:44.000 fucking care. Entry level job. Like I don't even know where these people are at in the Netflix
00:20:47.660 organization. And if you're trans, you were probably hired because we need trans people around here,
00:20:53.060 right? Not because you're the best coder or programmer or Netflix worker. You're probably
00:20:58.080 just like, um, the, what's it called? The, the, the higher they had to do. Yeah. The diversity
00:21:03.980 diversity hire. Yeah. So you let in the diversity hire and now you're stuck with the consequences
00:21:08.480 of it. So I kind of like it. I'm, yeah, I'm kind of good with it. I'm fine with putting trans
00:21:13.680 people, I don't want to say in their place. Cause that could sound bad. I'm fine with put,
00:21:18.560 I'm fine with knocking trans people down a notch or two. For sure. I like the situation
00:21:23.920 too, where it's like someone has to explain to these people in a nice corporate speak
00:21:29.380 setting that like, Hey, I, I hear you, but we're going to go with Dave Chappelle on this.
00:21:35.500 Like we like Dave Chappelle. We got to hear Dave side. So I get it that you're a finance
00:21:40.540 million dollars we made over in one week. I get it that you're a financial analyst or, you
00:21:45.160 know, uh, you're a backend coder or you're a marketing specialist, but you're very replaceable
00:21:50.840 and Dave Chappelle is not. And just because you're a guy who thinks you're their girl doesn't
00:21:57.600 give you any special treatment or prioritization when it comes to like how you think about things.
00:22:03.260 In fact, I would say it's the opposite. If I was taking, if I went to my mechanic and it
00:22:09.660 was a dude in a dress with lipstick and he's like, yeah, I'm Betty. I'm going to bang
00:22:15.080 around your car a little bit. I'd be like, is there someone else here who can maybe handle
00:22:20.920 this a little bit? You know, someone a little bit more serious, maybe. Yeah. Someone who's
00:22:25.920 not confused about their own parts, the most basic aspect of their life. Can we get someone
00:22:32.480 who maybe just like worked on cars for a while? And it's so funny. Cause isn't that the thing?
00:22:37.240 Like it used to be like repression in the 1950s and it's like, wow, it turns out Mike has been
00:22:42.520 breaking into other, like, you know, the, the guy who runs the bank turns out he's been, uh,
00:22:46.820 breaking into people's houses and huffing undies. And it's like, oh my God, Mike. And it's like,
00:22:51.720 you used to hide your freak behavior and then get caught. But now it's full flag freak stuff and,
00:22:58.080 uh, take, take me as I am. And you're punished. If not like the closeting, everyone's like making it
00:23:04.740 like, Oh, going back to the closet is like the worst thing ever. I think the reality, the truth
00:23:09.400 is somewhere in between the two. Maybe closeting was extreme and no one was allowed to express
00:23:14.980 themselves. But I think how far we let the pendulum swing from that went a little too far.
00:23:21.700 Remember the pride parades? It used to be, we just want love is love. We want to love who we want.
00:23:26.120 We want the freedom to do it. Now they're doing like twerking in the street and the little boy,
00:23:29.860 little boy underwear. It was like, I want to be able to go in the hospital room when my gay
00:23:33.500 husband is dying and they don't let me do that. Yeah. I want my tax benefits, my tax benefits of a
00:23:38.280 marriage license. It's like, great. I understand that. But, uh, you're twerking and it's actually
00:23:42.480 a kid twerking and it's the pride parade and there's babies around. Yeah. Now there's books
00:23:47.380 in school where they're taking, talking about oral sex with like a man and a child. Yeah. And
00:23:51.960 you're yelling it's ma'am at me at a very, excuse me, it's ma'am, a deep voice. It is ma'am.
00:23:59.660 It's hard to keep up. It's hard to keep up. It's a circus and it's hard to keep up. On Amazon,
00:24:04.420 there's this thing that's like, if you want to shop based on race, you can shop by like black
00:24:09.460 owned business, Asian owned business, woman owned business. Yeah. I was wondering if that's of any
00:24:14.620 interest to you, Richard Rappoy. No, I think you gave racist the tools to, uh, avoid certain
00:24:21.140 products probably. So all the people in the South go, Hey, where the white owned business is. I'm
00:24:25.360 looking for a white owned business. Yeah. I mean, it's just racism. I'm from a Confederate flag. I want
00:24:29.820 to buy a Confederate flag from a wide owned business. It's just a racism under the guise
00:24:35.120 of progressivism. Once again, as it always is. So make sure you do holiday shopping based
00:24:41.220 on who the people you're buying from want to sleep with and what they were born looking
00:24:46.560 like. And you know what? Very important. You know what? You never, I may be way off base
00:24:50.820 on this, but like black people are obviously having their moment the year and a half. It's
00:24:56.820 like, where are the Latinos at? Where are the Hispanics at? I guess Cubans are kind
00:25:01.360 of like an outspoken group, but like Mexicans and stuff. It's like, you're a pretty big percentage.
00:25:05.940 You're almost bigger than the black population. Right? Yeah. So that's a massive block, cultural
00:25:12.080 block, voting block. I haven't heard a peep out of them, but we still get, I think they
00:25:16.280 don't fall into the longterm like, or like the LGBT intersectional aspect of it where it's
00:25:23.120 like, Oh, I'm trans and I stand with my DACA brothers and sisters. Like they're not, they
00:25:29.560 don't, they're not fully on that wave where it's like, Oh yeah, you're, you're a lesbian
00:25:34.160 and I'm an illegal immigrant. We stand together against Trump. It's, they're just like, no,
00:25:40.000 I just want to go to work. I'm Catholic. I want to go to work and said $44 back via what's
00:25:45.760 it called?
00:25:46.580 Western union.
00:25:47.160 Western union. Yeah. So it's like, that's, that's really what it is. Then they're kind of
00:25:50.720 realizing that they can't get the Latinos and in the black community, you can kind of
00:25:55.960 get the youth and the black women pretty easily. And then like the sellout black men, like the
00:26:01.820 Al Sharpton types and the ones that are higher up that are doing all the race baiting. Um,
00:26:06.840 but the fact that the family units in black culture are more broken is what allows the
00:26:13.280 transgenderism to seep in. Gotcha. Fair. Makes sense. It does make sense to me. Yeah. Cause it's
00:26:19.640 like you got, you have some Latino kid in America and you can relate to them and find some things
00:26:24.460 they like, but then they go home and they tell their hardworking dad, like, Oh dad, today
00:26:29.260 I learned that I'm actually a girl. He's gonna go, I don't, I don't, I don't know. Go to
00:26:33.560 your room. I don't work all day. So you can pretend. I'm not good at accents. Did you see
00:26:42.800 the, uh, South? I don't have to use my words correctly. Cause we get in trouble. Okay. The
00:26:47.860 Southwest sick out. Everyone went, everyone went sick at the same time. It's technically
00:26:54.800 not a strike. If you say it's a Southwest strike because all of the workers stopped going to work
00:27:00.360 for a few days over the, uh, over last weekend, uh, resulting in like hundreds, if not thousands
00:27:05.500 of canceled flights. Um, but then Southwest CEO came on and said, there's no evidence that it was for
00:27:11.680 the vaccine mandates. It was just some bad weather and some misunderstanding of some people not showing
00:27:18.980 up when in reality it was a coordinated, we're all going to take sick on the same day and make
00:27:24.300 Southwest kind of hear the message. Yeah. The freedom flu got pretty contagious. The freedom
00:27:29.300 flu. But then if you say, Oh, the Southwest employees and pilots went on strike, they fact
00:27:34.780 check you and they go back to the Southwest CEO and then the news and there's no reports that
00:27:39.200 actually it was this and all the unions say, Oh, it's not a real strike because the strikes
00:27:44.520 have to go through the unions and they're not for that. So it had to be like an unorganized
00:27:49.820 organized strike. That's not a strike. Everyone just got fake sick on the same day. That, uh,
00:27:55.500 that don't tread on me flag out of the cockpit. That was just a wind sock. Yeah. The guy was
00:27:59.760 looking for the wind direction. Unrelated. No biggie, no strike, but that's a great way to do
00:28:04.560 it. That's like the perfect people to protest that way because flights is high stakes. People
00:28:09.480 are missing their flights. They need to go places and they're not able to. So a point is made. It
00:28:14.020 affects Southwest's bottom line for sure. Money's not made. They're actually probably hemorrhaging
00:28:18.280 money. They, I think, and this is how it used to work when I used to work at an airline, but it's
00:28:23.380 like if they have all these people stranded or whatever, and they don't have the aircraft to
00:28:27.780 actually get it done, they'd have to like buy seats on United or buy seats on American for their
00:28:32.920 passengers. So it's literally money out the door if that's how it happened, which is great.
00:28:37.300 Cause it's like, there are people that want to protest. Like I, especially like doctors and
00:28:41.480 nurses, but like doctors and nurses, you can't really have like a walkout because then you're
00:28:45.400 leaving people in the hospital and you're just lighting up your patient. Yeah. Like that's tough,
00:28:49.300 but this is a perfect group that kind of represents everyone. They're very necessary people. They're very
00:28:54.400 important workers, very skilled workers. And if they were to do this and organize and then other
00:29:00.200 industries follow, say trucking follows, if there's a truck driver and they just go 50, no 50 trucks on
00:29:06.740 a highway going 10 miles an hour. Yeah, exactly. And they just block things off. Like they kind of
00:29:10.620 did in Australia a few weeks ago. You will quickly send your message to the very high up areas in this
00:29:16.980 country. I would love to see that. And I think there's going to be a meat shortage coming. I think
00:29:20.860 that's kind of what's going to happen. I think it'll eventually get to the truckers saying,
00:29:23.760 uh, uh, then everyone going, Oh no, why pork so much? Where steak go? Yep. We're ribeyes.
00:29:30.300 They all went up. They all went up because it was a let's go Brandon. Come on. So moving on to the
00:29:37.080 next thing, the fate of Jerry's testicles. Jerry is the dog, by the way, is our dog. I probably should
00:29:44.400 clarify that he's a Rottweiler. He's a Rottweiler puppy. He's seven months old and everyone is
00:29:50.680 pressuring me to cut his balls off and neuter him. And everyone meaning like the employees at
00:29:58.520 the animal hospital you go to. Yeah. The employees, the animal hospital. And then I was at that dog
00:30:01.900 park the other day and this horrible woman was there and she's looking at Jerry. Like she's
00:30:06.040 scared of him cause he's a Rottweiler, even though he's the sweetest dog of all time, least aggressive
00:30:10.220 dog. I wish he was actually meaner and he's not, he's just not a bad bone in his body. And she looks
00:30:16.280 at him and he's, his back is facing her. So his balls, she's looking at his balls and
00:30:22.280 she goes, Oh, is he neutered? And I was like, no, you know, the answer. She knows the answer
00:30:27.580 and she goes, Oh, okay. Like as if she was kind of like nervous about it. And it's like
00:30:31.820 this same scared Karen is like why things are so bad in this country as well. People like
00:30:37.740 reacting to like people who are scared and like, so it's like, it's like, Oh, you know,
00:30:41.740 like put your mask on. Like it's like the same energy. Don't you have a mask like six
00:30:47.800 feet? Like do you have a vaccine? So it, it clicked in my head and I was like this lady
00:30:53.620 at the dog park. It's like a, it's an urban legend. Probably it's like the old wives tale.
00:30:57.260 Ooh, you have to get the dog neutered ASAP or it's going to be aggressive. The dog is the
00:31:00.940 best dog. Yeah. So, and we want him to grow with testosterone and intact body parts.
00:31:07.120 Exactly. Because if we neuter him now, he'll grow to full size and he'll be just like a lanky scared
00:31:12.900 dog. He needs to be Chad six, six, never back down. Always square up fight, win, know what it's
00:31:21.660 like to win. Then we cut his nuts off and then he'll just kind of naturally be the Chad. He remembers he
00:31:27.040 was, but he won't get why it's not the same. Exactly. If we cut his balls off now, he'll just be a big
00:31:32.440 baby. And then some Chad with his nuts will chat him. And then I'll be humiliated at the dog
00:31:36.960 park. Yep. I'll have to get a new dog park and go to a new place. We're gonna be jumping around
00:31:40.760 the city, change the whole life. And it's going to ruin my life. Yep. So we're keeping his nuts.
00:31:45.980 We're not capitulating to people who are scared and say, Oh, you just wear a mask. It makes it
00:31:51.980 makes it safer for everyone. The dog doesn't do anything. He's a fine, sweet boy. He's keeping
00:31:57.400 his nuts. You hear that Jerry? You're keeping your nuts, pal. And I'm very happy that Fleck has made
00:32:03.000 this decision too. Cause it could have just been the easy thing. Like we got the appointment
00:32:06.920 on the calendar. Let's just take him. And we stayed strong. So stayed strong, unneutered
00:32:12.860 Rottweiler who we actually had to, I had to use an online service to find a pet sitter for
00:32:18.800 this weekend. And when I use the service, I'm not going to say which one cause I don't want
00:32:23.960 people to message them and get my account canceled. No, that happened with like Etsy or
00:32:28.340 something. My account got canceled. Um, but yeah, we, I use this pet sitting service and
00:32:35.040 first of all, I'll just say it. It's Rover.com. It's the big one. It's the big one. And I'm
00:32:40.920 using the service. So it's basically like I sign up and it's like, pick a person to watch
00:32:44.520 your dog and they have all these reviews. So they're all like real dog watchers, but I'm
00:32:49.900 going through. And then first of all, there's people on this website that will go live in
00:32:56.080 your house and watch your dog and like live in your home. I didn't know it was like that for $27
00:33:01.240 a day. No way. Which is absolutely bonkers. That's a good deal for them. I mean, uh, yeah,
00:33:07.740 but it's like, I'd be on Rover looking for my next, if I was like a, you know, bum, I'd be on
00:33:12.320 Rover looking for my next three weeks. I'm like, I'm going to have someone in my house who comes
00:33:17.460 here for $27 and what are they going to steal all my stuff? Why wouldn't you $27 or everything I
00:33:24.980 have? I don't own anything great, but I mean the projector, you could just take it. There's
00:33:30.920 a lot of tech in here. What kind of people go, they live in your house for $27? Where
00:33:35.100 do they sleep? And then for like $8 less, they'll just stop by and let the dog out, check in on
00:33:41.660 them, give them water and food and then leave. So it's like for $8, you're going to spend the
00:33:47.240 whole day and night at my house. It's like, don't you have things to do? $27? Clearly
00:33:51.160 not. For $54, you're going to like ruin your whole weekend. Maybe people don't think like
00:33:55.820 I do, but that would just be like the absolute worst soul suck time suck of my life. No, they
00:34:00.340 see it as a vacation probably. They're like, all right, free house. Yeah. So I'm going through
00:34:05.140 the list of like the people. There's the, there's the pseudo Chad type. Who's like, Oh, I'd love
00:34:11.080 to add your dog to my pack. And he's got like seven leashes and goes to the dog park every
00:34:14.880 day. Yep. Not what I'm looking for. He's got enough Chad energy in his life. We don't need
00:34:19.760 to pass him off to someone who doesn't fully know what to do. Oh, let's see where he fits
00:34:23.100 in in the pack. Oh, it looks like Nico showed him who was boss. Yeah. Like those type of
00:34:28.620 those type of guys who are just like, sometimes I get down on all fours and I have to show
00:34:32.420 them who's the real alpha. Yeah. And also wear like Tiva sandals. And it's like, well, for
00:34:37.440 that reason I'm out. So I can't pick a guy who thinks he's a Chad. I can't pick a lady
00:34:43.580 like an older lady because their house smells and Jerry might knock her down or something.
00:34:49.580 Imagine, imagine like some old ladies, nice house with like pink carpets and like the couch
00:34:54.220 that matches the wallpaper. And it's like, you're gonna have Jerry in there and it smells
00:34:57.880 like an old, yeah. Doilies. It's going to smell like an old lady house. So then it's
00:35:01.360 like, I'm kind of going through and I'm realizing like the two people I picked were both like good
00:35:06.020 looking girls. And then I'm like, Oh shit. Like, is this illegal? Like am I going on a rover.com
00:35:11.560 and picking like two good looking girls? Cause I think a girl energy is be good for Jerry.
00:35:15.620 It'd be a little vacation. For sure. It'd be some girl who thinks he's so sweet and so cute
00:35:19.300 and treats him like a little prince and loves him and look, you know, it's nice to him all weekend.
00:35:23.600 That's what I'm looking for. And there was a couple options. I sent some messages. We got him
00:35:29.060 locked up. He's got a good place to stay this weekend. Some of these people it's like, Oh yeah,
00:35:32.980 he can join me. I have three dogs and two cats would love no problem. Adding one more rules at all.
00:35:38.240 Yeah. What does your apartment smell like? Number one, three dogs and two cats. And you're
00:35:42.880 going to add Jerry to that pass. That's a hard pass. That's a no for me, dog. How much did the
00:35:47.960 prices vary? Like I think if this one's like 50 bucks a day. Okay. Standards. And I just drop them
00:35:53.900 off and I pick them up two days. She's going to enjoy having a puppy. She'll think it's so nice. And
00:35:58.620 she didn't have any dogs over herself. That was the key. No other pets and a person who had a good
00:36:04.260 amount of reviews. Didn't have a smelly lady house. Wasn't a stupid guy. A lot of the dudes
00:36:10.180 that I was looking through, like in Rover, a lot of the dudes gave me, I'm going to fart
00:36:14.940 in your dog's face when you're not around vibes. Do you know what I'm talking about?
00:36:18.160 Yeah. The type who like, you know, pulls the dog and then farts in their face. Not having
00:36:22.940 that. No one's doing that to my Jerry. Except for you. Never done that. That'd be so weird.
00:36:29.800 So you're going to go back and change all the old episodes to 001, 002. Yep. We're going to change
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