Shaun Newman Podcast - 2'sDay Mashup #57

Episode Date: May 30, 2023

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Welcome to the Tuesday mashup. You know, it's late. You're going to hear some things that a podcaster should never do, but I don't really care at this point. I've got a nice McDonald's spicy chicken sandwich, and I'm going to be happy tonight. Yeah, Tuesday is like, you can be happy. I'm like, listen, overall, the election went the right way, right?
Starting point is 00:00:24 I think we can both agree. It didn't go the wrong way. Daniel Smith winning. is a good thing. But the first hour and probably, I think it was like, I think it was the first two hours myself, but let's just call it an hour and a half,
Starting point is 00:00:42 was the biggest tire I've ever seen that of just nothing went right. Like, I mean, like, I played a lot of hockey, and sometimes you're just like, like, even, you know, when I passed it this way, somehow it bounces off the guy's foot, redirects, and it's in the net, You're like, I can't do anything right tonight.
Starting point is 00:01:00 That's how I felt tonight. We had the black chicken. He used to work with this guy from Venezuela, and he always called it the black chicken. We're just, when just something goes wrong, and then everything just keeps going wrong afterwards, and he said, you had the black chicken, and it just kept on going until the black chicken went on to somebody else.
Starting point is 00:01:23 It was wild. You know, like, it's, so for the listener, like, we had tons of texts saying, Okay, so we do, if you didn't tune in, we did live election coverage. Yeah. We started at seven. Yep. Everything is going smashing.
Starting point is 00:01:37 I was saying this to twos. It was probably, and I don't mean this because nobody heard it. I mean it truthfully. It's probably the best opening we've ever done. For five minutes, me and him and we're going back and forth. Everyone had having fun, laughing, whatever, no audio. So none of it got captured. You're like, okay, that sucks.
Starting point is 00:01:54 Get that figured out. Chris Sims comes on. having a grand old Marty came on first We talked to him For like five minutes That's right We could hear him
Starting point is 00:02:02 But his audio Wasn't being transmitted So we had a great conversation But All anybody heard was our side of it And not his side So then we get to Chris Sims Now we're like we're rolling now
Starting point is 00:02:15 You know feeling good And it just starts From here it just goes off the rails And you're just like You can hear her perfectly fine But nobody else can hear Me and you're like Oh I can hear
Starting point is 00:02:27 like what's going on you know and you got this brilliant team of people working behind the scenes like trying to rectify the problem and just nothing and it just snowballs so it's snowballs and it's not as though we didn't function this stuff last night no we did we functioned the shit out of it and so now you're just like okay like what do you do at this point you have all these guests lined up so now you you know all these people lined up it just it just snowballs out of control and you're just left sitting there going like to the point where twos comes back on twice and doesn't even turn his own mic on. I'm like, this is, like anything that can go wrong, small, large is going wrong.
Starting point is 00:03:08 I tried turning my mic off and it got stuck and it wouldn't come, it wouldn't go off. I didn't tell you that. So then I'm sitting there going. I'm hearing this for the first time. I'm sitting there going to the boys going, we got to figure something out here. Like just cut it and we'll go right to YouTube. Like we got to figure like this isn't going to work. Oh, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:03:25 And oh, yeah, yeah. We're making a plan and I walk away and I'm like, my mic is still on. And I'm like trying to turn it off and we'll turn it. We had to pull the batteries to get it to go off. I'm like, nothing is going right tonight. We're not going to have one of those nights. Well, I was wondering, because there was a couple times because our headphones were sitting in front of us for when we were, you know, in a perfect world talking to our guests that we had lined up. And, well, I mean, we had Tim and Dust, Tim Mowen and Dustin Newman on location with us sitting beside us.
Starting point is 00:03:56 and they were absolutely wonderful. Even Dustin. They did a fantastic job. Yes, absolutely. They were great. I was super excited to meet Tim Mowen in person, been a big fan of his for a long time. I was just trying not to be too much of a fanboy.
Starting point is 00:04:16 That was my main concern going into it. I was like, okay, we got this figured out, we got that figured out. There was a couple little things that I didn't quite get formatted in time that I'd left to behind the scenes guys your computer like self-destructs before we start
Starting point is 00:04:33 it's like you know what are you going to do yeah halfway through all of a sudden it's doing this 500 mega update and that's just windows yeah I'm eating a burger and it tastes fucking good
Starting point is 00:04:52 all right I'm drinking a dramask out of a coffee cup that says Tuesday mash upon it we even did all the little things we had the um you know the Tuesday mashup coffee cups sitting in front of us on the table. Oh, there was so much to be proud of.
Starting point is 00:05:07 Like, yeah, granted the execution. Well, okay, let's do this. Okay, let's get out of this negative bullshit mindset.
Starting point is 00:05:13 Let's look at it. And let's talk about some of the positive. Can we both agree the idea was sound? Mm-hmm. And the engagement online was huge. It was huge. The execution, you know,
Starting point is 00:05:28 wasn't there. And I joked. about, you know, if you're an NFL fan. There's this one game, I can't remember how long ago it is. It's 10 years ago, eight years ago, it doesn't matter. Sanchez is a quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles. And the Eagles suck. Like, I mean, they're bad that year.
Starting point is 00:05:45 That doesn't really narrow it down. Well, I mean, they did go to a Super Bowl. There's a couple years that it rules out, but not very many. Not the Eagles, the Jets. I keep saying. Okay, well, that definitely doesn't narrow it down. That doesn't, they are terrible. Anyways, the jet, he huts the ball and goes to run and smacks his head off his linesman NAS and fumbles the ball,
Starting point is 00:06:07 and then the other team grabs it and goes down and scores. I'm like, what am I watching? That would be a dirty Sanchez. That's right. And honestly, like tonight just felt like one of those days where it was just like none of them is going to go right. But here's the good news. The engagement was insane. Like really, really, really good.
Starting point is 00:06:27 people wanted it people wanted it to work the the map that we had that was pulling all the election data absolute trailblazers it's well i touched on it i'm not sure if it got recorded or not i don't know if anybody heard this but i was saying how cvc tv and global have all done the live interactive map and that's it we were presumably the fourth people in canadian election history to have ever gotten the RSS link to actually get the information so that we could use it in real time. And it worked. Like, it actually worked. Yep.
Starting point is 00:07:06 Could it have been better? Oh, yeah, it can always be better. No, I am completely happy with how that map went. Well, I mean, we both jokes. It was like, so what didn't go wrong tonight? Like, it was the map. The map didn't go wrong. And honestly, the mics didn't go wrong.
Starting point is 00:07:22 Like, on, some sound quality, sure. But overall, the in-studio portion, for the most part, went on without a hitch. Dustin and Tim carried the show for, I don't know how long, because, I mean, Sean was distraught. Not distraught. I was angry. Like, I was ready to just, like, throat punch anything that moved, because I'm like, why won't this work?
Starting point is 00:07:47 Like, I just, this is what technology does. It drives me up the wall. I just drowned my sorrows in Red Bull. I think we all knows that. Yeah, I saw a comment about it. I was just, I mean, I didn't even open up Twitter for the past, I don't know, five, six hours. And then on the way here, I was just scrolling through. And just, like you were saying, the amount of engagement is insane.
Starting point is 00:08:11 I don't know if I've ever seen that much on my Twitter feed, ever. Well, let's have a little fun. Yep. Let's pull up the nastiest. Well, I don't know, nastiest. Let's post some comments. Like, there was a lot of people genuinely rooting for us. A lot of people really happy to see what we were doing.
Starting point is 00:08:29 Lots of stuff about how we can't hear them, can't hear them. Okay. Take the mics off your shirts and speak into them. It'll be better. Yeah, not quite cutting it, guys, no sound. Okay, well, that's probably, and then somebody Rosie 18 plus says you up for some. Warning contains nudity.
Starting point is 00:08:51 God, I don't know why we keep getting all those spam. BS things, but. There was, you know, the cool thing was, was that there was so many people just rooting for us and happy to see us go ahead and try this. I really liked, I just, oh, wait, and one person says right-wing Nazi trash. I kind of like this. There's a, where did it go? Blank white paper said, no sound, bye. Six comments later.
Starting point is 00:09:26 Stop scratching yourself. Do you have a skin infection? So that means they hung around. Which is good. It was funny, though. Like, I'm not really a huge expert on being in front of cameras and bright lights and stuff. But I was sweating a lot, and I just felt greasy to the point where I kept on wanting to touch my face and just wipe it off. Like, I was wishing I had a towel nearby.
Starting point is 00:09:53 And so I was always just feeling really irritated around the whole face. area. And yeah, Sean's looking at me. Like, he's just taking a slow chew and he's about to jump in and tear me to shreds on it. No, I'm just, I think, I think overall, like, there's, there was so many, like, once we got the YouTube running, a ton of feedback came in from that point on talking about how good it was. But the opportunity was missed, you know? and I don't want to dwell on this all Tuesday mashup.
Starting point is 00:10:38 The problem is, is it's almost one in the morning, folks. And, you know, you're just like, maybe in a day's time, 30 days' time you'll look back, you'll chuck a little bit more. Because, I mean, like, I mean, I laughed my ass off tonight. I had a ton of fun. Oh, yeah. You were bawling at one point. Oh, my God.
Starting point is 00:10:58 Well, I mean, just the group makeup of what we had going on. It was perfect. It was good. It was like really good. You know, you plan for something and it just didn't, it didn't go the way I thought it was. You know, and I talk about planning out all these different scenarios, I guess. And I'm probably annoying somebody right now with the amount of fries I've been jamming in my face and everything. And it's like, you know what?
Starting point is 00:11:31 I earned it today. But like, you plan on all these scenarios. and then you go, well, maybe the audio, the mic doesn't work. We'd had that happen last night. It's like, well, maybe the mic doesn't work. Yeah, we went through three microphones for me. And we finally got it working and we finally figured that out. And we finally figured that out.
Starting point is 00:11:52 And you're like, oh, yeah, things, all day long, it seemed like everything was turning up right. Boom, we're getting it. Boom, we're getting it. Oh, this is coming in. Oh, yeah. We had a lot of little things where like, oh, this isn't working quite right. We fix it.
Starting point is 00:12:04 That isn't right. We fix it. That isn't right. We fix it. We've got all this stuff figured out. And then you go live and it's funny because you just hear that old adage about, you know, anything can happen on live TV. And you just got to keep rolling with it. And the show must go on.
Starting point is 00:12:19 And that was... The problem is, when it's a half an hour show, it's one thing. When it's going to be a four out, like, what did we end up being? 7 to 1140. It's almost a five hours. Like the show... I didn't go pee once. Nor did I.
Starting point is 00:12:35 Nor did I. All right. Let's pull out Twitter. What do you got for some things to chuckle in? It's just funny. You know, it's going to be a little bit, you know, 1,200 people still turned in, tuned into the last half of it on YouTube, which is insane because we just started the YouTube channel. I bet you there's been a cumulative 50 views on it, probably something like that,
Starting point is 00:12:57 aside from the 1,200 or tuned in to watch. And, you know, Facebook ended up rolling. So, like, it's not like, so, you know, when we sit here, we're having this little pity party for ourselves and all the Tuesday mashup folks. Yeah, because we didn't go to the stratosphere. Yeah, suck it up you a bunch of. Right? Yeah, get it together here and it's like, yeah, I know. I know
Starting point is 00:13:16 D. D.C. Okay. We were supposed to have the D.C. on. Do you think they did this? Holy shit, man, thought about that. Like, we've been shit talking them too much on the matchup. D.C. You motherfucker.
Starting point is 00:13:31 Hey? Yeah. I assume Actually, you know, two plus two equals four. I get Yeah, they got a bunch of black hat hackers. Yep, that joke I made about him being a sexual purvant because he just sucks on, you know, he just hooks machines up to cow's boobs all day. Yeah, they didn't appreciate that. And just they hit the red button and shut the whole thing down.
Starting point is 00:13:56 Or maybe it's Bill C-11, who's to say? But here's an interesting one. Eco-conscious King turns down Buckingham Palace Pool Thermostat to save energy. I mean, he's trying. Like, just, you know, we talk about how bad the carbon tax is hitting Canada and how difficult it's making life for just regular schmose. But when the King of England is just leading by example like this,
Starting point is 00:14:28 it's just absolutely inspirational. This is a man who takes climate change so seriously that in this world-famous palace, roughly the size of Rhode Island, he decided to turn down the thermostat on one of the swimming pools. It really makes you think that if he can make a difference, so can I.
Starting point is 00:14:52 I mean, he's trying, right, Tuse? No. Isn't that what we're all supposed to do? Try? Yes. I think we have the green mashup. We powered off solar power. I think we need to do something like that.
Starting point is 00:15:06 And we go for about a million dollars government funding, You know, like, I mean, we're saving the planet. And we're going to power it off of the energy of wind and solar. So why wouldn't they fund that? I think it's a great idea. At least we'd have an excuse for the audio issues. Why'd you guys go radio silent?
Starting point is 00:15:33 Well, the sun wasn't shining and the wind wasn't blowing. Yeah, there's, I mean, it's just funny. There's a bunch of stuff like McEwen University had a big thing where they were all hand painting the Gay Pride rainbow crosswalks. And you've got this lineup of people each painting a different color. And they're standing in the wet paint while they paint away from themselves rather than towards themselves. And at St. Albert, the NDP party got in on it. but they weren't even smart enough to put poles on the rollers. They just hunched right over because there are a group of people that have never worked with their hands.
Starting point is 00:16:23 And they don't really understand that you can thread a broom handle into the end of it. And then you don't have to just hunch right over. These are the people that didn't get voted in tonight. And if you don't understand simple concepts like that, how are you really going to understand the finer points of governance of the people who do? Can you believe Vegas beat Dallas 6-0 tonight? I mean, they're the team that beat Edmonton. I understand that.
Starting point is 00:17:01 But when I look at this, now 98% of the vote is in, if anyone cares. when I look at that series nobody had it going past game four you know it's free nothing Dallas is dead in the water fuck they've lost their captain they've lost dad enough
Starting point is 00:17:25 their fans didn't even show up to game four like I mean to me the building looked three quarters full maybe I'm a little off on that but that that was my eyes they win I was like holy crap No way they get win game five They win
Starting point is 00:17:41 They bring it back to Dallas In front of their live Full barn because by now you're down three two You got Jamie Ben coming back That place would have been rocking tonight Like I would as a fan I would have been like there's no way we're losing game six There's no way Vegas is coming in
Starting point is 00:17:57 We're going to a game seven We just pulled off like we shouldn't have won game four We shouldn't have won game five Now we got game six in our home barn With their captain coming back We should be all over the place And they get fucking stomped six and nothing see it's crazy to talk about u.s arenas and like it's playoff hockey
Starting point is 00:18:16 and there's empty seats hmm you know we we talked about it presumably it got recorded when i pose the question to you guys is who's more evil george sorrows or gary betman and betman keeps pushing for these U.S. teams because he thinks that there's, you know, all he's got to do is just capture the interest and he'll capture that market. And meanwhile, you got Winnipeg, they grudgingly are allowed a team.
Starting point is 00:18:49 And then they just sell it the next five years with the tickets in a weekend. You know, the Nordiques, I'm sure if you brought them back to fucking Quebec, you'd even sell jerseys in Western Canada because there'd just be people who are just glad to actually have. that back in quote unquote Canada and they keep trying to they keep pushing like look at Phoenix look at Atlanta when they lost their team and they had that big rally to save them
Starting point is 00:19:20 and 108 people showed up hey if the oilers were leaving you'd have the entire province well I mean it's just part of our culture right and just does and that's I really feel like the NHL commissioner should be Canadian. That's, you know, you talk about, you talk about prime ministers, you know, term limits. You wonder about an NHL commissioner. Man, he's been around for a lot of years, 90s. Yeah. Well, I mean, he came over from the NBA.
Starting point is 00:19:58 Yep, fair. And so you think about it, like, I don't think term limits should really apply to things like that or corporations or whatever. Like if you've got a CEO that's shooting the lights out, why would you not want to keep them for as long as it makes sense for the company, right? And if he's doing great things for the NHL, awesome. But I don't know. Who decides to get rid of Batman at some point? Is it the owners?
Starting point is 00:20:30 Bushels per acre. Yep. Just text. Polls starting to flip now after losing large leads. I'm sure it's nothing. Calgary Glenmore just flipped on the last poll to NDP. That was eight minutes ago. Maybe the duffel bags are going to start showing up in the middle of the night.
Starting point is 00:20:50 Here's something I want to talk about this week. Sure. What do you want to talk about? All right. Police lay no charges against former uniform head Jerry Diaz in alleged bribery case. So long-time listeners of the Mashit might remember that we had talked about this before where Jerry Diaz supposedly had gotten a shopping bag full of cash. and just left it sitting around his office. And then it was reported by one of his underlings.
Starting point is 00:21:23 And then he quit, went on medical leave, and then retired. And this is the resolution of it. You've got Unifor at the time charged them. And then Uniform's director of legal and constitutional matters, Anthony Dale said in a statement Thursday that the union's own matters relating to Diaz have been concluded to its satisfaction. He will no longer be subject to a hearing process under the union's constitution. He said Diaz is no longer a uniform member, and so the union's constitution and hearing process
Starting point is 00:21:56 no longer apply to him. So you can accept a bribe and then quit afterwards, and then everything's fine. Diaz said in a statement that he had reached a, quote, satisfactory legal settlement, unquote, with uniform. Dale characterized it as an quote unquote understanding. So they reached an under the table deal to cover up an under the table deal and finagled around the fact that because he doesn't work there anymore, he shouldn't be charged.
Starting point is 00:22:33 And this is our justice system. These are our unions. This is just the epitome of Canadian protection. is bullshit. I don't even know what to add to it, other than just everything right there in the article. Normally, I'd click the buzzer right now. But, Sean, as you can tell.
Starting point is 00:22:53 Given zero fucks. You know, it's one-o-eight in the morning. I sit here, and I'm just like, what does a guy really want to talk about, too? I mean, there's so much we can talk about. I mean, I went through the whole list before, you know, when we were driving, on our drive back to Fusion
Starting point is 00:23:20 to get your charter cord that you forgot and then coming back again because we went to record the mashup and Sean realized he left the cord for his laptop at the studio. Just par for the course today. Every time you think you got something going. Just when I think you couldn't get any stupider,
Starting point is 00:23:41 you go and redeem yourself. Pretty much. Black Lives Matter is headed for insolvency. Um, but nothing to see here. I mean, yeah, it's not as though the founder bought several multi-million dollar mansions. Um, B.C. emergency room doctors, or, yeah, saying that the healthcare system is going to collapse.
Starting point is 00:24:03 So it's interesting that every province always, nothing to see here, always tries to play it off as though, you know, the opposition in every province is always trying to say health care is whoever their opposition against dropping the ball and fucking it all up. But you've got liberals, conservatives, NDP, and Saskatchewan parties in various provinces. And they're all right on the verge of collapse. Maybe it's the system itself. Jagmeet Singh called out the Sask First Act.
Starting point is 00:24:39 And then Scott Moe pushed back on it and said the Saskatchewan First Act asserts our province's constitutional autonomy over our own natural resources. Saskatchewan is not a wholly owned subsidiary of the Trudeau government, unlike Jagmeet Singh. He said that? I'm looking at it right here. That's word for word. Scott Moe throwing haymakers. I mean, he needed a woman to stand up first before he'd ever do anything. So, you know.
Starting point is 00:25:11 That's like as much as we want to sit here and give. The Saskatchewan first act is just plagiarism. As much as we want to sit here and give, oh, Scott Moe, you're such a bad. Bad ass. No. That's a lie. That's such a lie. Like, he saw that it pulled well when Daniel Smith did it. And then he went and, and we have a group of people that we know that's part of Sask United. And we know they're pulling him right. Yep. So I think it's, I think it's awesome that that's out there. But let's not forget Scott Moe is not this like night and shining armor folks. I don't even think I need to say that on here, but it's an interesting. It's an
Starting point is 00:25:48 Interesting question, sort of a chicken and the egg thing, an existential issue, if you will. Sure. If somebody does the right thing, but they do it for shitty reasons, does that diminish the outcome at all? No, you want them to do the right thing, okay? But if they do it out of self-interest rather than them doing it because it's their job or because it's their duty or the pledge that they swore when they took office. if it's purely out of self-preservation, does that diminish the effectiveness of it? The effectiveness of it.
Starting point is 00:26:33 Well, I would say, like, I love that tweet. Absolutely. The thing I'm just reminding the voting population is, let's not forget everything that led up to that tweet, or, you know, the last six months, eight months, whatever it's been. because the COVID reaction has been a little bit longer than that but yeah go ahead but you but you get the point right like I sat and watched those press conferences too I sat and watched the other guy who got ousted
Starting point is 00:27:03 Jason Kenney right we're seeing his um Jason Kenny was never interested in being and I mean this is all supposition right but nothing I ever saw from that man ever even so much as implied that he was interested in doing a good job of representing Alberta. He seemed to be somebody who is a lot more interested in making a legacy for himself and being the guy rather than, you know, we talked about it tonight a little bit with like Chris Guy and Arter Polowski. Yeah, yeah, all about me. More about them than it is about what they're trying to accomplish.
Starting point is 00:27:44 And Jason Kenny, I would say fits that mold perfectly. Sure, and, you know, I guess I should... No, I don't know how much I can really back up. The end of the day, he sat and, you know, called everybody out, just like Jason Kenney did in press conferences. The same time he was talking about, he had a snitch line, he had his, you know, he's hiring his second police force to go enforce at all. He was doing all these fucking crazy things.
Starting point is 00:28:11 And maybe this is just Sean at quarter after one in the morning. But as much as I'm like great to see him finally, call out saying it's kind of like the conversation we're having tonight why politicians can't just call bullshit out because they have to code the tow the company line and the only reason scottmo we're both agreeing with this i think the only reason scott mo's doing that is because he thinks it'll pull well yep and you know i don't know i look at the saskatchewan nDP party they've voted along with the saskatchewan party against the whole uh 20 30 phase out of the coal plants.
Starting point is 00:28:52 The NDP Party is voting for coal power in Saskatchewan. Now, how well do you think that plays with their federal owners? Because they are subsidiaries of the federal NDP party. I assume not very well. Oh, not well at all. But they're doing it because it's going to pull well for them. And so it's that same question. are they doing it for the right reasons?
Starting point is 00:29:20 I would say no, because they're very much ideologically against it. But they're doing it because it will further, hopefully for them, hopefully not for everybody else, their political career. Yeah, when you toss the NDP into it, I really don't like it. It's like the ulterior motives outweigh any good that they're trying to, that they're like acting like they're going to do. Look at the time the liberals bought the Transmountain pipeline. Yeah, that is the, yeah.
Starting point is 00:29:54 Which actually wasn't a good thing on any level, but they tried to play it off as though they're saviors, but they created such a hostile business environment for pipeline construction that, that Kinder Morgan was about to walk away from that expansion. And they said, well, don't walk away, we'll buy it. And I'd say if anything, that, that shows. more. That was worse probably for the investment in community than Kinder Morgan walking away
Starting point is 00:30:33 entirely. Because if Kinder Morgan walked away entirely, then they would have gone and revamp things and come up with something that worked. They were able to say, oh, hey, we bought this because we're all magnanimous and shit. And then let it go, you know, 400% over budget. after they paid way too much for it to begin with. And it's been an ongoing shit show. Is there anything else you want to talk about? Yes. All right.
Starting point is 00:31:01 Well, get to it. So from the telegraph, having three dogs is as bad for the environment as taking a private jet claims travel boss. Luxury airline executive says footprint of private jets must be put into perspective. You should see. look Sean's giving me right now.
Starting point is 00:31:27 Are we seriously having this conversation? Yeah. In defense of his own industry, Patrick Hansen, boss of Lux Aviation, claimed that animals are as polluting as private jets. How many golden retriever slash Rottweiler Cross dogs do you have to have before they come up with the same carbon footprint as the private jets that fly into Switzerland for the World Economic Forum meeting, or to, you know, CP 24 in Scotland, or that one they had in Egypt, or where Trudeau flies around two planes.
Starting point is 00:32:10 You think they just said it just to fire people up. You can't be that dumb. No, I think they are that dumb. Look at Bud Light. You've got people who are trying to stem the bleeding, because I feel like there's a lot of very justified pushback against private flight. I mean, on some sense, yeah, it makes, like, if I could afford to do it, I would. But that's because I'm from Canada where we have our choices of Air Canada and WestJet.
Starting point is 00:32:43 And WestJet was pretty good up until a few years ago. But Air Canada has been an absolute shit show. WestJet was good up until like 10 years ago. WestJet hasn't been that good lately. Okay, well, I said a few, but it was general, right? But, yeah, we had, oh, shoot, I think I scrolled past it in my bookmarks. This is why we need more time to put all this stuff together. But a CEO of a carbon offset company is resigning
Starting point is 00:33:11 because he said that they're basically worthless, which they are. Like it's just, it's empty virtue signaling that government money gets thrown at, which is, I mean, 90% of what the liberals do, right? But yeah, that's the kind of stuff that private jets, You know, people say, oh, well, you know what, it's okay that I flew my private jet over here because I planted some trees. No, no, it isn't. It's not not okay. The fact that you're owning up to the fact that it isn't okay doesn't bode well for you.
Starting point is 00:33:48 If you're going to do something, own it. Just be like, yeah, yeah, I'm totally fine flying a private jet. I think that individual CO2 footprints is vastly understated and, you know, I, whatever. You know, just go with whatever you personally believe. Don't try and apologize for it. And then throw out some empty, meaningless virtue signaling afterwards. Be what you're ever going to be and be proud of it. Sean's tired.
Starting point is 00:34:22 And, you know, we could do this little song and dance, but there's just no way to, you know, folks, when we started this two sit, put a smile on. I'm trying really hard. Sean's just tired I feel like we made it to the championship dance and it's not that people
Starting point is 00:34:39 didn't enjoy the second part they certainly did they absolutely did yeah they absolutely did I should clarify that they absolutely did I'm speaking for Sean here but I definitely
Starting point is 00:34:50 really appreciated how interested people were how excited they were to watch it we put a lot of time and effort into it and it wasn't the payoff we were hoping for but it's still really encouraging. Well, but we already know. It's like, well, what went right? It's like, well, the idea was sound, like beyond sound.
Starting point is 00:35:12 Oh, yeah. But I just sit here and I go, it's 120 in the morning. I know, like, I'm supposed to be giving this way more energy. I just don't got it. I just don't got it today. So Tuesday mashup, you're sitting there and you're waiting for the laughs and the tears and the whatever, and it's been kind of like dull. It's like, it's because it's, it's a, it's.
Starting point is 00:35:31 It's almost like we did a five-hour live stream, and then on top of it came here and are recording now, just so we have a Tuesday mashup to put out. See, you should have just drank a whole bunch of Red Bulls all day long like I did. That's probably right. Either way, I'm going to kiss the audience goodbye. Call it a day, 35 minutes. This has been the shortest match, well, 36 minutes.
Starting point is 00:35:58 It's been the shortest mashup we've done in a very, very long time. But I think the audience can understand. and we're going to be back next week. Oh, yeah. Rock and roll. We've got years worth of mashups lined up. That's right. There's always new stuff.
Starting point is 00:36:14 And if anything, that's probably one of the most disappointing things about the election, is that if the NDP had won, the mashup would have been the solid gold go-to for the next four years. We could have just called it the NDP is not a serious party show. Yeah, we would have been doing it from prison probably somewhere. It would have been great. We would have just been tapping on the bars in Morse code. All right, Toos. Let's get the heck out of here.
Starting point is 00:36:41 Let's go back. All right.

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