Dissect DJs - The Human League - Don't You Want Me

Episode Date: May 5, 2021

It's about time to sneak back to the 80s and dissect the ultimate sound of the decade and discover the story behind the story from The Human League's "Don't You Want Me". Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Don't you want the dissect DJs? Because we get in the building. What up, Steve? Shit, I want the dissect DJs in the building. I want that's what I want. I want them in the back garage in the castle dungeon. With the human league. One of the most famous jams from the 80s that, you know what?

It really stands a test of time. You can play this at any place, any kind of bar in a club. And then whatever the energy, if you actually threw the song, I actually think that the entire energy would vibe to it. They would be like, you know what, I can do this right now. Yeah, yeah. Like, don't make this the whole new energy. Like, this is where we're going with now.

But, like, I can fuck with the human. I'll fuck with the Human League right now. And with that said, I think you guys know what song is, Don't you want me, baby! Which, by the way, I wanted to introduce and bring it to Castle because if you guys don't know this song, there's actually a story behind the story of the song. So as we're listening to the lyrics, you're going to hear a full story. And me and Castle are going to go ahead and dissect that as only he and I can.

And find out exactly what the hell this waitress at a hotel bar did to this man. You got some backstory to add to it? No, I'm just telling you that the story has a story. story to it. There's a story behind the story. It's the guy behind the guy. Behind the guy. Okay. Swingers. I got you. Shut out. Human League is actually one of my favorite group names right off the top

from the 80s. I don't even know what it means, but it's amazing. But it says it all. It's like a good league. It's what we are. Hey, want to know how to describe the human race? It's a league of humans. How to describe this band? For the human league. Yeah. It's pretty intense. For some reason, it reminds me

of human centipede. It shouldn't. It shouldn't do that. nothing should remind you of that. I think it's the human part. I don't know what it is. Definitely. But, uh, we're, I mean, when it comes down to it, we're just a league of humans,

just trying to make it. Which, by the way, can we go back real quick. Human Center does it sounds, sounds, no, unless it's going back to the Human Center. Then we can't go back. All right.

I do like this album cover. I feel like I know if, if you aren't looking at the album cover of the Human League, first of all, look at our, uh, dishege DJ thing, because we'll have it there for you.

Yeah, I'll make this the cover. It's just says the Human League dare. And it's got this odd rectangular face, which kind of sort of reminds me of like Zorro of the Power Rangers. Zoron, I think, was his name. And it also, it kind of looks like the face in this park I saw in Chicago where it had like a shifting face. I don't know if you're in Chicago. You've seen that. Yeah, that piece of a very stretched, like close-up face.

That piece of art right there actually sells for $270,000. Way too goddamn much. Why does it say dare, though? That's actually the drug enforcement. No, I don't think it is that. Dared to dare to not. do drugs. Yeah, I signed that. I signed that petition. We all had that shirts. I remember

when I was... I signed that. Did you sign that shit? They didn't make me sign that shit? Oh, they made me sign that. They said, you're not going to do drugs? And I was like... What? They're like, do you... Do you swear? No, no, no. Do you swear? Do you swear? I was like, five, but I was like... No, but I was like, five. But I will sign that. I will sign that. It was a big old poster. And you sign my name. It means you're not going to do drugs your whole life. I signed my name. I like there being a moment in college. When somebody passes you a joint. You're like, no, man.

I did. I definitely did that early. I definitely did that early. But I was like 16. I was like, now I said, I said I wouldn't do drugs. Ms. Gavison's classroom. I sat there and I thought about it. It was like, yes. There was this whole winkle, but yes.

You know what? Is that a true name? Yeah. Wow. That is a classic fifth grade teaching team. In any case, let's go ahead and to get into our dissect DJ's break sale. Let's do it. Of the Human League, Don't You Want Me Baby, which I would love to know what year this actually came out with.

I want to know the specifics. Sure. I like to know the basics. background of the songs before we climb into him so I can kind of get a feel I can get into its skin and walk around and know exactly what the world was up to sure well this song was released in 1981 so wow that goes back even farther than yeah actually that was more of an 85 it felt like a yeah mid 80s song to me all right which makes actually it says I have another one that says 88 let me this is the internet and it's best for you yeah wait a minute don't you

want me released uh no uh keep me feeling don't you forget about me don't you want me baby 1881 1981 You had multiple sources That tell you 81 Don't you want me Release 1981 Yes

Well the good thing about the internet Is it is not wrong About anything Ever Ever, like literally ever You can trust the internet Especially the league of humans That is known as

The Human League So let's go ahead And break down the lyrics Sure You were working As a waitress In a cocktail bar When I met you

That much is true You were working as a waitress at a cocktail bar when I met you, I picked you out, I shook you up and turned you around. What? Wait. Turned you into someone new. All right. Okay. Now, it sounds more of aggressive. I think the way he portrayed the words there

was not exactly what he did, but he like, he had fun with her. He was like, yeah, we're dancing, and he was dancing. He turned her around. He picked her up, and then it changed her into someone new. He thought that she turned into another, new her because of the energy and the fun that he was bringing into

her life at that exact moment. counterpoint what if she walked up to him as a waitress in the cocktail bar and he's just sitting at the table and she's like hi there can i take your order and he just stared at her for a second and then he just grabs her jolter her up shakes her for a solid seven and a half minutes straight i don't want to say that even seven seconds would be like excessive let's be let's be real all right let's be in the middle seven minutes is turning into like that i guess that's what i'm going for though an uncomfortable Seven seconds is that. An uncomfortable amount of time that he's shaking her around and he's just picking her up.

He's going to get her sick at seven. Because then what's the next line? Until you, I made you someone new. Turned you into someone new. Because he shook her for so long. All of a sudden, like. She has new hair. Her hair is on a whack.

Do you remember in Naked Gun 3 when there's a part where like he keeps shaking Jane and like somebody keeps shaking. And like her hair just keeps changing. And he's like, what? Hey, hang on. And he keeps shaking her. I'm imagining that. Like he shakes her until like she's somebody new that he wants her to be.

I'm like, all right. Yes, I will take a cup of coffee black and the waffles conquistadors with los Uvos rancheros. Thank you. Thank you. And she walks away a Mexican woman. Made her someone new. So now five years later, you've got the world on your feet. Success has been so easy for you.

But don't forget, it was me who put you. you where you are now and I can put you back down to her. Hold up. Yeah, what? Quickly, I want to know more about this relationship because this man is taking credit for a lot right now. He's saying, maybe he, okay, so what it seems like to me is he's a music producer. She was a waitress and he picked her up, spun her around, turned her into a fantastic singer,

and five years later she's bawling. And now he's like, hold up, don't you dare think you're bawling. I'm going to, I could take you down. I brought you up. You know what this is? This is like the classic like 90s or 80s sitcom that used to happen a lot

where like one of the main characters suddenly like takes off on a music career. And all of a sudden like they're played on all the radio. And like I'm thinking like Ashley make up your mind on Fresh Prince and that episode

the episode of Saved by the Bells is that when they become Zach Attack and then Zach thinks he's like the whole band and like that was actually my Halloween costume this past year. and I still have bleaching my hair as a result. You know, still worth it.

Awesome. And, you know, pretty much any show that was popular in the 80s had an episode at some point where, like, somebody took that whole, like, oh, I'm famous now. And at first they're, like, a little meek about it.

And then they become, like, super unbearable. Like, I'm the shit. And, like, everybody, like, around me needs to bow. Okay. So basically that's the story that he's giving based on that. And, like, what he's saying is, like, he was the will to her, Ashley, where it's like,

I found you. I discovered you were just talking about it. waitress at a cocktail bar when i met you but this guy thinks he has control and be able to put her back down i don't think he does i don't think he does especially clearly doesn't because he's making this entire song to make his point like we're the human league all right we a league of humans yeah and i and i control this league and you are to fall in line you guys you've been listen once i heard you don't you want me baby uh i totally like flip i was like okay first of all that's a very needy cry very You know?

Don't you want me, baby? Don't you want me, baby? Like, it's just, I don't know. And then it goes, don't you want me? Like the, oh, it just makes it even more like you. Yeah, pansy. It doesn't feel like you're a controlled situation at all right now, you know? And you're trying to take credit for a lot of whatever she's got going on.

You're like, I did that to you. You want me. And then you say we will both be sorry. Like, it kind of feels like maybe it's just you that's going to be sorry because she's moving on. I don't think she wants you, hum me. But let's hear you sing it. Sir? You mean, man?

Well, he's singing it. Because we've got to hear him saying, don't you? No, I think it's actually her that's coming in hot in this one. She's coming in next. She's in next to do it. Right now, we're still going, we're going to change your mind? We haven't got to that part?

Yeah. Human league. Do your shit. Don't. Don't you want me. You know, I can't believe it when I hear that you won't see me. Believe you when you say that you don't. Oh, that beat.

So he goes into don't. Don't you want me. He's like asking her. You know, I can't believe it when I hear that you won't see me. Don't. Don't you want me. You know, I don't believe you when you say you don't need me.

All right, wait. Now we've switched it to a whole new level. Because before it was like coming at you like maybe like a producer with an artist thing. At least that's how we're taking it. Now we're saying like, don't you want me? I'm like, well, wait, hold on that. What did you do? If this was all coming from a relationship standpoint, now I'm totally lost.

Like, what is it that you actually did for? You just made her a better person? What? Because you convinced her to quit her cocktail job? Maybe she was making fine money doing a cocktail serving. Steve, I got to change up our whole philosophy on what the song is. Music producer, fuck that. This is the guy at the end of the bar, right?

At a cocktail bar. I know that guy. He finishes with, it's much too late to find. You think you've changed your mind? You better change it back. We would both be so. Sorry. All right.

You'll be sorry. We will both be sorry. I know, but like, yeah, like, you better change your mind or we will both be sorry is kind of like very... Yeah, he's... This is the guy at the end of the bar that gave too much advice. Not the record producer. No, record producer. This guy thinks she has a chance with the bartender and the quacktail waitress and she clearly doesn't care about him.

And he overstepped one line. Yeah, and he goes. And he sees the waitress. And he's like, he picks her up. He throws her right. I love you. And she's like, that guy's weird, right? You're crazy.

He literally aggressively picked her up. She quits her job. She literally quits that week or some shit. Goes and finds something new. Comes back five years later because she's in the area. That's a bar. And he's there sitting at the same fucking spot because you know he's in. She walks in.

She's all on top of the world like five years later. And he's like, I mean. Don't you want me? I got you out of this place. Remember when I told you that one night when I was drunk, like, you know, you just quit this job. Yeah, you have it. Yes. You should like go to sales.

Like you're like, you're like, you're so like. You're going to be a success. Good. And I have. Having been a person that worked at bars. That guy's always there. And especially hot cocktail waitress, they get these conversation way more. Like, you know what?

You just need to, like, go do something with your life. You just really need to, like, shoot for the start. Give you, like, the most generic advice ever. She's just kind of, like, nodding, like, yeah, yeah. But this one took the, because he picked her up and basically committed assault. She basically committed assault. Physical assault on her. She was like, I'm out of here.

Until she was somebody new. Yeah, she was like, I'm going to get the fuck out of here. And she left and then figured out a whole new situation for herself. So maybe she should have thanked him because what he did. What he did in an assault to her got her to leave the situation she was in and become a better her. So maybe he's right. Maybe she should. She should thank him.

Should she want him though? No. I don't know. Let's hear her take. She knew. It had nothing to do with this guy. So she comes in and she's like, yes, I was working as a cocktail waitress at a cocktail bar. That much is true.

That much I will grant you. I give you that, sir. That's literally all you got. She wanted to say, that's the only fucking thing you said. It's all you got right there. And even then, yeah, no shit, I'm not going to work at this cocktail. You think I was like that point just on that trajectory? Like, well, this cocktail bar is all I got?

I was 22. I was about to graduate college. Of course I had shit going from me. What the fuck is wrong with you? Yeah. So then what does she say next? Then she says, but even then I knew I'd find a much better place, either with or without you.

Yeah, of course. She doesn't need your ass to fucking succeed. He's given it the five years. We had been such good times. I still love you. Okay, so we're getting more context now. Okay, so he's got the end of the bar. This is how we learned.

This is how we dissect. All right. So. I thought I had such a good thing. No, no, no, no. Now I piece it together. So I don't know what this dude's deal is. But the fact is he met this girl and she was working as a cocktail waitress, right?

And then they apparently dated for five years. and in that time she flourished. And I imagine that she was probably at an age of this is the time to flourish. Like you said, you were like, oh, she's like 22. Maybe you met her when she was 22. And she was again, I'm just still doing cocktail waitressing. A lot of us were still doing work with bar or restaurant or like, hoofting, whatever. And then we found like our niche at a certain point.

And for the partner to take credit for that while you're out there hustling every day in your work mode, that's some bullshit. Yeah, fuck this guy. But let me go ahead and actually, okay, so I'm changing the lyric. I'm still going to stick with this is the guy at the end of the bar, the drunkie at the end of the bar. However, this man has inheritance or some type of money where he's had some money. When he picked her up, he actually, we're reading into it like he scared her, but he actually got her for a little while. His pick her up, he was the cocktail guy. He had he spent her money on her.

He took her on boats, you know, took her to her most appear, you know, all that good stuff. And then, as time went on, you know, she loved him. She was young, though. He was older. He was the older guy at the bar. He took her all these extravagant things and stuff. Now she's tired. She's like, I think it's now time.

I live my life on my own. I guess it's just what I must do. She's done with him. I used you for your money. You were my, you know, I was a gold digger, and you were my sugar daddy. We had a great five years. Let's move on. Which line did you read that says that she was using him for his money?

I mean, I kind of just insinuating. Yeah, it's an insinuation, right? I mean, this whole thing is a dissinuation. Yeah, that's what we do. But the way I'm hearing it now is the stories coming together. It's just like, this was a girl just living her life. And at that point when he met her, she was at the cocktail waitress part of her life. And then she kind of figured out, we don't know exactly.

It's not clear what it is that she did to piece it together. But she did it while she was with this guy. And like now maybe on the other end of the spectrum, maybe being a little bit more successful, being like, you know, I don't really think you're bringing a whole, lot to what like when i was a cocktail waitress like i was cool with what you brought to the table for me and you know maybe i was a little young and everything but like now that i'm kind of like successful and i'm kind of independent woman like i'm looking at you i'm like you're kind of that guy at the end of the bar you're kind of that guy to me and i don't really think that that's doing anything for me so i'm about to walk and now the fact that i'm listening to you as your case

being like you should take credit for all the shit that i did and your plea is don't you you want me, baby. Don't you want me? That's fucking sad, bro. Like, that's not working. Nah, I don't really, actually. No. Nah.

I'm not liking it. And then, as I'm looking into the lyrics of the future of the song, I got to be honest, cancel, that's actually the end of the story. There's no more lyrics? Well, it goes in, and it just goes into the... All right, well, let's hear it then before you... I'd rather hear it from her. Well, hear the rest of this.

Let's hear her singing. No, because we're like halfway through the song. It's just more just... We're only a minute 50 in. That's so... So the fact that the rest of the story has nothing to do with anything, it's just a repetition of the don't you want me, baby, for the you remember.

Well, let's hear them tell it. Before we do that, though, if that's the case, it's a little disappointing. He's talking about her. He's like, yo, I got to back. A third chapter. A third chapter. And then she goes, as much as you may be they get together or like Rupert Holmes where he like, oh, they find out as a third one, like, oh, this is my wife.

But the third where they could have done something, we're like, I accidentally got pregnant. Now I'm back with you. You know, some shit like that. Like, you know, something cool. add to the third time. But now it's just like, he thinks she's gonna, he's like, I got, I made you. She's like, no, you did it.

Story ends. So no reason for anybody to listen to the rest of the episode, I guess. But let's, uh, listen to the rest of lyrics. Let's listen to the Human League, tell it. Humans! League up! The 5 is we've had of been such good.

But now I think it's time. I live my life on. Guess it's just what. The 80s strong beat with a little in the back, which all the rappers have now decided to take on into their hip-hop music, which I know. This is where that started. Yeah, right here.

But just the classic, A, just got the beat, keeps you moving, keeps you grooving. Again, I want to take on the role, as I often feel responsible to do. I would like to take everybody through Justin's reaction to as we listen to the song. And he kind of started doing this sort of air drum slash keyboard thing where it goes to the, like, the symbol. You know, you got to, you're a drummer and you got to do the crash, like, Sibyl hit, like the snare drum and, like, over there. So he would go from that side to then the keyboard. And that was like how...

That's what's great about imaginary instruments. You could literally play all the instruments. You can play keyboard while you're playing the drums and the guitar, it seems. Yeah, it's like whatever note is hitting, you could just do that. And then at one point he picked up Embrocious and he started dancing with him as well. Through Ambrosius is about six feet in the air, caught him because he's used to it and he don't care. He didn't even bark. Yeah, he literally goes into it.

And Bruchess is in like super chill mode today, and I'm all. about it. He keeps quying my leg a little bit, but that just means he wants to pick me to I finally figured out. It means he wanted to be on my right side. I hope he's not dying, dude, because he's nine. He's nine now, so he's getting old. He's chilling. What are you talking about? He's fine. He's fine. He's fine. Throw some dark shit out there.

By the way, whenever that date happens, we're going to and Bruce does pass, we're doing, Who Let the Dogs Out? And I'm going to cry the entire episode. So, just be ready for that one. Really weird thing to say. Let's get back to the Human League. All right. You don't let it play out, or is there he done?

Yeah, well, we were talking about the beat. Oh, that's right. All right, well, let the song play out. But you wanted to address how, did you already address it? Yeah, fantastic. It's a great 80s synth combination with the little... The humans knew what they were doing. No wonder they made a league of themselves, you know?

They should have been done a long time ago. It's weird that it took until 1981. I'm with you. You would think a league of humans should have happened way before. I mean, I think, yeah, I think that's what we are. All right, finish this song. Let's see what they have to say. It is.

I don't know what that means. I don't know what that means. Hang on. What does he mean? That is, yeah. Don't you want. He's like, gentlemen,

don't you want me? Don't you want me? If that wasn't depressing enough that he's asking this question to a woman, like ever imagine asking somebody to do you know. By the way, can we just say at the end of this song, he asks it one,

a two, a three, four times, four times, four times. Yeah, he asked it 16 times. There's no reason to ever ask somebody that. Like, if you need to ask them once, maybe once. I wouldn't word it that way myself, but like if this is on your mind.

And the second one, maybe it's, and maybe it's like your wife or your husband or something, in which case, like, fair question if you're feeling like this is like, but that's obviously not the case,

but this is like a couple that's a few years. And even so, you shouldn't follow with, don't you want me? Oh! I'm never, any of my women,

I'm never coming with the, oh! Okay, for some reason I, I'm visualizing this, like him doing it. say anything style where he's like outside her window and he's holding a boombox and he's literally just shouting don't you want me baby and like it's a good thought i don't and like and he sings it 16 times and this is after they broke it up and she's literally just like after and then you know what

i want to finish this thought because they only have uh 26 seconds left in the song so the rest of the song imagine that he's doing that yeah then imagine the parents waking up and being pissed off because they're like and i'm going to come back with uh her response by end of it. Okay, so here we go. Uh, no. That's why I fucking broke up with you, loser. Get the fuck off my lawn. Should I do this again? It's a fucking motorcycle. Yeah, that's gonna have motorcycle came in the wrong month, right, let me say this again. Get it! You got a loud engine in a small dick. Can you imagine? Like,

ha ha ha ha ha, you see that? Yeah. Isn't that cool? I don't think it hurts. I don't think it hurt. I don't think it hurt. Ha ha ha. I just don't get the excitement that. I hate it. We're leaving that in, too. Talk a shit on a motorcycle. I hate it. And you guys are myrocycled harleys can you guys call in it fucking 5-5-5 whatever explain why you guys need the loud loudness what does it do for you does it make your balls fucking get all happy and shit i don't get it fucking quiet that shit down honestly you're just saying that actually is the most sense it's ever made to me like maybe it's like something that kind of get off on like yeah it's like it's like the rev yeah like a little vibration yeah because if it's just for the

sound and you want everybody to know it like nobody nobody enjoys nobody cares nobody likes that shit. Nobody wants you anywhere. Hey, all you hard. And they're like, yeah, that's why I do it because I like to do it. If you're that guy, fuck you, because you're a bitch too, because you're making annoying everyone around you for no reason, because to get off on your own fucking reasons. Fuck you. Fuck you guys.

But yeah, go ahead and back to the human league. Parents are being woken up. Outside neighbors are being woke up. This guy has a radio over in the morning. Four in the morning. He's just like, don't you want me, baby. Well, let's let him sit. No. No.

off. I don't want you. Get the fuck off my lawn, loser. Also, you scuffed my dad's lawn gnome. So, fuck off and get me a new lawn moan. You piece of dickweed. Take your shitty boombox with you. And by

the way, when I was a cocktail waitress, I was fucking making bank. I was down with that shit, all right? I only moved on because I found a gig that worked better for my future. Had nothing to do with you, asshole. Also, your dick's kind of tiny and it hooks off to the left, and it does not get me off.

Does the opposite of that. And also, shave your pubs. Come on, dude. It's 1881. Come on, man. This shit is fucking a tree out here. It's way too much. Your dick should go well past the hair.

It shouldn't be engulfed in it. They're battling with each other as to who's getting in first. Okay? You know what? Also, you go down on me bad. It's bad. It's bad. I tried to tell you that the first time you did it and you didn't learn.

So I just kind of... I try to tell you that's my asshole. That's not what I like. You're your way off. I pretended every single time from that point out, but there's no reason to do it anymore because I'm not a fucking goddamn cocktail wagers. I'm a fucking successful CEO of my own business.

You had nothing to do with that, Jerry. That's right. I'm yelling your name to the rest of the neighbors. Now get the fuck out of here. I'm your broke-ass Harley. Which, by the way, I've done that before. I've done that before. I missed.

I don't know which part. I completely lick the asshole. I thought I was looking to... All right. Well. So, yeah. So, yeah, moral of the story. Guy at the bar, thinks he has the girl and tells her, like, you know, you're going to become big because of me.

She becomes big. She's like, it would have nothing to do with you. Moral of the story. That's it. That's literally the story. Like, this guy sucks. She was gangster. And she was cool.

She handled her business and became a success. She was just like, yeah, look, hey. Nothing to do with you. Yeah, okay, I got with you. Yeah, we hooked up for a couple years. She was a cocktail waitress. And, like, yeah, it was a thing. The whole time I was studying, the whole time I was getting my degree.

I learned how to better myself and you're still the guy at the end of the bar. The guy who rides a fucking Harley. Harley makes a much goddamn sound. And nobody likes you. Rebs his fucking engine because. Does anybody ever tell you guys, hey, I liked how loud your Harley got? That was cool. Yeah, I don't know if you noticed it, but I revved my engine incredibly loud outside.

I liked it. I liked it. Do it again. I don't know if you heard that. I don't understand the culture. That was me, though. Yeah. What's up?

Like, yeah. Yeah, Human League and Harlees. How many slaps and snaps you giving us, Steve? That's what we've learned here. And give us the slaps and snaps, Steeze. Oh, man. That's good. Three slaps and one desperate plea to be wanted.

Oh, I was going to take the O. I know. That's why I'm glad you gave it to me first. Yeah, I got you. Because you usually take it from me. I was definitely coming with the O. He doesn't do the O. He's going to be mad.

I was going to take that shit. I did exactly what you. With that. Sid, are you ready for mine? I am. Because you have to add the, because this guy's a little bitch. All right.

So they did decide not to change off of it. Well, you did three. I did two. I know, I heard that. I gave it three because of that amazing 80s synth background.

Like the combination of, like, that we were just talking about the snare drumpy with that kind of amazing. Like, it literally encompasses the entire sound of the 80s.

Like, you just use the instrumentals alone. Yeah. And then they kind of got like that sort of like a little bit of a British vocals that, goes with it that, you know, sort of I think really just comes to say it in general.

And the reason I dropped it down is very simply, they needed a third verse. Like I found out that the first verse, we found out about her and the second verse. Let's find out how to conclude it. But instead, they just keep repeating themselves for two minutes at the end. Don't you? Just nonstop. Give us the verse. I need more information here, sir.

You almost gave us a story. You almost got four claps. Instead, you only got two. It needed that third verse to conclude the story a little bit. Yeah. That is worth dropping down a slap. I agree with that. like maybe I dropped it from four to three for that same reason.

Gotcha. But I would say that this is one of those songs that could have told the story in the video. Because this is back in the 80s, like they were very big on like that video kind of telling the story. But this was 1981. That was actually a little bit before a video was prominent, I don't think. Like back then videos were just kind of like the band performing on stage with like those weird effects that would like, like, you now see like Instagram filters. It was the same thing. Back then when they were new, like they had these like programs like, oh, let's fucking use.

use this shit on Earth went and fire and show them three different times with the kind of like crazy hologram thing going on it. Yeah. I don't know. The repetition fucking kills me. You know what I actually think happened here, Steve? I think, okay, go with me here. This man, meets her again five years later. She comes back. She got a degree and everything. They meet up.

They finally actually, but she's saying all these things. He actually gets it impregnates her. And then he actually gets child support for the rest of his life because she became a success. And he has a kid from her. He's the guy at the bar, he has nothing going from her, so she has to pay him. It's fucked up.

He got light, speed, dark, on that one. Oh, dude, they got fucked up. If you go deep, that's exactly what happened. This man met this cocktail wagers, had her a kid, and now she's paying child support to him. You know what? That's almost disrespectful. That's not usually how the story goes, but it's almost refreshing to hear it

happened on the other side. Wow, wow, dude. Talk about deep. Your ass went deep there, sir. Hey, that's a story his old time. heard it a million times. It's just not usually the guy doing that here. But this guy does sound like a loser,

and it does sound like that would be almost the best positive outcome that he could have. Yeah, that's what definitely was just... The fact that he's standing there, and his, like, best game at this point is just to be like... Yelling repetitively... Don't you want me? Oh! Like, that's terrible. That's whack.

But, uh, Bacaso, don't you want me, though? No! Next!