The Daily Zeitgeist - A Zeitmare Before ChrisTrends 10/9: Hurricane Milton, Kamala Harris, Dua Lipa, Diet Coke, Collider List

Episode Date: October 9, 2024

In this edition of A Zeitmare Before ChrisTrends, Jack and Miles discuss Hurricane Milton and all the social media nonsense surrounding it, Kamala's ineffectual media blitz, Dua Lipa's viral Diet Coke recipe, Collider's list of worst late-career movies by great directors and much more! 10 Worst Late-Career Movies by Great Directors, Ranked (collider.com) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Big or small, we're there. And now here we are opening up the friendship circle to you Listen to call it what it is on the I heart radio app Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts Hello the internet and welcome to this episode of the zeitmeyer before Chris friends Yeah, yes, I will it is my name is Jack that over there Well, that's the creator of that trending title. Mr. Miles Gray, the creator of the Matrix and the Terminator. He wrote the matrix. I wrote the matrix house, I wrote Terminator, and I'm not Jaguar.

Right. She's actually stealing my ideas just for the record. Part of record for the record. I wrote the matrix. Mm hmm. How's it going, man? Just I'm I'm I hope people who are living in the path of this hurricane are getting to safety and I hope everything is being done for those that are unable to get up because everything I'm seeing is making me increasingly more and more just very scary.

Yeah. Yeah. And just like also lives in Tampa did get out. Thank God. Good call. Oh, yeah. Because there's just there's just a ton of shit. I'm just on social media, whether it's like misinformation or like ominous things with like animals like scurrying away or people being so arrogant that Sandhill Crane.

Yeah. My husband is a commercial grade builder. We live on the water in Tampa. We're not going anywhere. And I'm like, oh, my God, so rude. God, we're not going anywhere. Fuck you. Like the takes to of like a lot of people are making jokes about just, you know, like how like conservatives like this isn't, you know, this is a machine

that's doing it or whatever. It's fake. God. But then you're like, yeah, it is. It is the, it's the cars we drive for the machines that are doing it. Right. So fuels the way we, yeah, the, the things that we were powering the earth, those are quite actually the, the machines. But anyway, yes, there's a lot, I think a lot of stuff happening around it that we'll talk about. I'm gonna go hop in the hurricane machine and go to Ralph's. Yeah.

Well, we are going to talk about that because Disney World is closing for Hurricane Milton. That is going to be the 12th closure in the park's history. So they are taking it seriously. Yeah, which is good. On the other hand, less good. Several Florida jails and prisons are straight up refusing to evacuate their residents, even though some of them are in the zone A evacuation area that is supposed to be evacuated first,

not just like evacuated, like the first to have. Yeah. And that's not a good thing being in a, well, I'm a group. Hey, I get to board the plane first. No, that's not like a plane boarding situation. First. Yeah. Zone a could face a storm surge of up to 11 feet.

And yeah, they're supposed to be priority evacuations, like evacuate them first, then we'll figure out the rest. They're not evacuating at all. A deputy with Manatee County Jail told Newsweek that the jail would reportedly be stocked with sandbags and other supplies. And in the event of flooding, residents would be moved to the top floor of the jail. And didn't this happen? Yeah, this happened with Katrina. would be moved to the top floor of the jail. And didn't this happen? Yeah, this happened with Katrina.

And wasn't there, what movie was made around that? Was it like Bad Lieutenant or something? Like the remake? Oh, I don't know. I haven't seen either Bad's Lieutenant. Oh yeah, yeah, okay. But yeah, in that case, prisoners went days without food, water, and ventilation.

Deputies admit that they received no emergency training and were entirely unaware of any evacuation plan. And even some prison guards were left locked in at their posts to fend for themselves, which pretty horrible. Yeah. My God. I mean, yeah. The other thing too is like, I mean, I don't know if we touched on this, but there was like a business owner who was not allowing his employees to evacuate and demanded they still work. And then those people were tragically like swept away in the waters and a few people died. And so yeah, yeah. And Helene and I'm God, it's like, I hope that this just like sick trend of like the boss culture being like you got to

keep working until I say so doesn't lead to this but um yeah please be safe because there's also a ton of nonsense being spewed out there that would have people believing that maybe you don't have to worry about this at all yeah like a Republican had to come out with a statement to his constituents right like yeah Chuck Edwards from North Carolina yeah he so again North Carolina Like a Republican had to come out with a statement to his constituents, right? Yeah. Like Chuck Edwards from North Carolina. Yeah. So again, North Carolina obviously experienced a lot of terrible devastation from Helene.

He had to come out like, it's his dear friend. Like just being like, look, I get it. There's some stuff maybe FEMA could have done better, but I think some people need to dispel these myths. It has like seven bullet points. It's like says one, Hurricane Helene was not geo engineered by the government. No one can control the weather. They are not looking for lithium deposits at chimney rock.

They got to him. They got to him too. FEMA is not stopping trucks or vehicles with donations or confiscating supplies or turning away donations. FEMA has not diverted disaster response funding to the border or foreign aid. FEMA is not going to run out of money. FEMA cannot seize your property or land. The FAA is not restricting access to airspace for a lean rescue and recovery operations.

FEMA is not only just providing $750 to disaster survivors to support their recovery. It's just like, it's just wild to when you have a Republican who's just probably so sick of the nonsense that you hear constituents probably like being like, well, what are you going to do to stop the FEMA camp? It's like, what the fuck are y'all here? What? No, that's not how any of this shit works. Yeah. But yeah, but again, you know, there's just nonstop shit, you know, coming out of like Facebook posts and far right influencers to get one of those cards. You ever hear that story about how the guy who played Biff and Back to the Future just kept a card on him and every time someone would come up to him,

yeah, excuse me, he would just hand them the card though. It was like, yes, I'm Biff from Back to the Future. No, I didn't get to drive the DeLorean. Making the movie was a blast. Michael J. Fox is really nice. Like just the five questions he gets every time. Yes. And yes, I do think hoverboards should exist.

Sadly, they don't. And no, I don't have an actual almanac with all of the future results of major sporting events contained within it. Yeah. I love just somebody reading that being like, yeah, but oh, oh, wait, sorry. I'm seeing here that hoverboards don't exist. Yeah. Damn. That was the one that I really thought nobody else was going to ask you. Did you think hoverboards would exist by now from watching back to the future? I thought it's not oh damn I watched that and I was like, I I mean like I can't wait I can't wait for the future and watch these ones will go on water. I don't care at the movie set

Yeah, and we'll work on water. I guess I mean the one that like blows air down. I think like that. Yeah. But, uh, didn't really doesn't know it never totally made sense to me. Right. But I don't know. Okay. Well, that's, that's probably the four year advantage you had on me in age when you saw it versus me.

Right. Yeah. Exactly. I'm out like little boy. When does it come out? It's a toy. It said Mattel makes it so it's, it has to be real. Yep.

All right. And then, uh, just a note that as Milton is making landfall, uh, Republican house members, uh, are sponsoring a bill that frames climate as a false emergency. So these are, uh, two Republican lawmakers, co-sponsoring the legislation alongside 17 other Republicans, including several that represent the Gulf coast region. And yeah, they call it a false emergency. That is the language that they use. Um,

and it's basically aiming to make it so that oil and gas industries can't be, you know, held back from doing their thing, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's fucking un-American. Absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah. Or protect the fragile industry of the oil pumpers.

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And we're back. We are back. So Kamala Harris is doing a media blitz on the view. Colbert call her daddy. Howard Stern had some good Stern had some good answers on color. Daddy cracked a brew with Colbert. That's a that's like the final hurdle, man. Yeah. You know, I mean, do you pass the hey, it's what I have a brew with Colbert. That's, hey, that's like the final hurdle, man. Yeah. You know, I mean, do you pass the, Hey, I just want to have a beer with you.

That's what I have a beer with this person. Right. The view appearance, I feel like was not her finest work. And it's truly on your perspective, starting to feel like both sides are like trying to lose this race. I mean, I guess at least Trump is trying to win with people who are racist and already like in the bag for him. But Harris just don't even know how to interpret like what she's going for. I mean, I guess I do. She thinks that she can win over the undecide. Like she's just like New York Times brained.

Trying to both sides it. Yes. So when asked what she would have done differently than Biden, she said, not a thing comes to mind and then added that she would have a Republican in her cabinet. Like later she was like, actually, you know what? Here's what I'll do. I'll be even more to the right of Biden, a historically unpopular president who like that is why you are now running for president is because he completely fucked the handling of Israel and like you need to be willing to run the fuck away from him.

Yeah. Well, I mean, this is the, they're, they're, they're just playing it so safe. You know what I mean? And which is weird because it's not safe. Exactly. It's the feeling that logically by trying to appeal to people who are to the right of them, that they can expand the base when there are plenty people that are to the right of them that they can expand the base when there are plenty people that are to the middle and left that you could expand the base with

in much larger numbers than like the Haley voters you might be trying to pick off. I just it's also like really brightening too because even though like we were talking about time about climate change also and they constantly talk about like the record numbers in which oil production is happening domestically. And for like, dude, that's part of the fucking problem. That's part of the problem. The whole thing just seems to be aimed at trying to

like defend themselves against any bad faith attack. Like they're just trying to win over people who they're not going to win over. They were never going to win over. So Israel is openly trying to get, you know, Netanyahu is openly trying to get Trump elected by trying to start an all out war in the Middle East. And, you know, if they succeed, their reasoning is Trump will be willing to like launch America into that war right along with them. So now it's like up to like whether Iran fights back and enters an open war. Because like if they do like that's if there's just like open war between Iran and Israel, like Trump will probably get elected at that point.

Like, I mean, regardless of like the election, right? There's you're talking about like nuclear armed states. Yeah. That's the other part of it. You're talking about people with nukes that are now just saying, let's enter into full on armed conflict. That can get fucking so spicy so quickly that it could completely just change the entire course of the earth. I mean, we'll talk about this probably in one of the later episodes, but there was a journalist who like

confronted Matt Miller from the State Department about this. And it's like a really poignant clip because he's just straightforward being like like this this could be this could end terribly for everyone forgetting like the politics of it like we're talking about something that could reverse the course of humanity if we have like a hot nuclear war suddenly. So yeah, a lot of stuff is very, very disconcerting, you know, I think also just seeing how the focus is increasingly being paid to like illegal immigration and the rhetoric around that. It's just very dumb. The one thing we have going for us is I do think Iran is generally like more rational than they're given credit for by the Western media. And so I don't I don't know,

hoping that they don't fucking launch into all that war. This is but I mean, yeah, at this point, this is this is really of the U.S. foreign policy has brought things to the not a great position. No, not at all. And then they won't fight back. Yeah. And that's not you. You would probably get more people interested if you were saying like, no, this is like, we need to stop all of this. We need to figure out how to peacefully deescalate everything rather than being like, yeah, man,

I mean, I'm not going to say they don't have a right to go after now, let's add to the list, Lebanon, Iran, and expanding that. We're the cruelty party too. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Anyway. Yeah. It just. Let's do a Leap Up too. Miles, it's so funny that you should ask that.

Cause Dua Lipa puts pickle and jalapeno juice in her diet coke. Oh, thank God, Jack, get me off this planet. That, what? Yeah me off the planet. That what? Yeah, yeah, yeah. What I just so weird. I'm sorry, my martini of diet coke for diet coke. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's that's called Mississippi, the Mississippi mud water right there. When you like it, all the pickle juice and jalapeno juice in there Isn't our world really? It's just so funny like I think about everything we talk about it's a good one hand This could be an existential threat to humanity but also Yeah, dualipa is selling her diet coke with some pickle juice and jalapenos and guess guess what? Hoda and Jenna tried it. And what's the verdict?

Did they like it? I don't know because the internet is broken because it's choked with ads. So the internet works far worse than it did fucking 10 years ago. Bad timeline. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Fucking sucks.

Now, I guess I'll try it. I mean, if that's all we got left is putting pickle juice and jalapeno juice in our diet, coax and I'm all in. I'm all in, man. Yeah, I like I like a spicy beverage. Spicy Bev. You do. You ever put anything in your diet coke, though? Like any.

No, why am I even saying that? Like, I'm asking you as if you're like super adventurous with your diet. Like, I just drink that shit. The fuck you talking about? I like to add honey. Lame it. Yeah. Yeah. Just a little bit of honey. Yeah. They seem like they're okay. Uh, Jenna, by the way, is, uh, Jenna Bush. Oh yeah. That's what I just realized. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

What a cool world we live in. I did not realize that. So the new like Cathy Lee is Jenna Bush, the W's daughter, daughter of George W. Bush and it's got that like little W face too. You know what I mean? Yeah. She can see it. You can see the Bush there. Hell yeah. I mean, and by that, I mean her family name. They are not fans, but judging from the drink, I mean her family name. They are not fans, but judging from the drink, I mean, they have the look of people,

like a 12 year old who just tried whiskey for the first time, you know what I mean? Like by accident. It was like, oh, why would anybody drink this? Well, I mean, but a famous person did, so we gotta try it. We gotta try it. That's right. Dua Lipa feels like she's probably doing an experiment

just to see like the dumbest shit that she can get people to do based on her or maybe she enjoys this. I don't know. I mean, or maybe we're already dumb enough and we don't need Dua Lipa to prove that. And finally, Collider has come out with their list of the 10 worst late career movies by great directors in honor. Megalopolis, um, which, Oh, wow. That's a description of Megalopolis still makes me kind of intrigued. Um, which is what comes in, uh, they're just like, maybe this will age well at some point.

Maybe just the world isn't ready for something so bizarre and uncompromising. Uh, it's, it's like bad. But also they say it fluctuates between goofy, tedious and overly sentimental at the drop of a hat. You should pick up that hat. And they say he had a vision and he certainly realized it. What like I'm looking at these other movies on this. What the fuck is Dracula 3D?

You don't know Dracula 3? No, I don't know. That's number one on here. I'm like, what the fuck am I looking at? Looks like Rucker Howard holding two sticks and being like, ah, I banished thee. It was made by Dario Argento, who made like Suspiria and Deep Red, like a lot of a lot of classic films, classic works of horror style. And they kick off the list, and this is what caught

my attention, with Ferrari, which I hadn't really seen it put on level as like a disaster. This is the Michael Mann movie that I watched last year where I watched it when it came out and it has some questionable performances, but it also has car crashes where it reveals that people before seat belts would fly out of cars when they were in car crashes, like they were spring-loaded. Like AirPods fly out of a case when you drop them. Oh, yep, yep, yep.

Or when my baby throws them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He loves my fucking AirPods, dude. He's like, he knows them by name now. He goes, AirPods. And then just like pulls them out and then just throws them up like it's a fucking wedding and they're just throwing rice and I'm like I'm constantly losing them so I'm learning to not babies shouldn't be happy probably with their doing she's just probably with the Gen Z's doing

these days throwing air pods instead of race I mean I saw public enemies that wasn't great either. Nah. But then, you know, he did Heat and like Ali, Collateral, Miami Vice, all that kind of stuff. But yeah, I guess for, I mean, I don't know. I didn't really hold Michael Mann up in such high regard that I would also be like, and you know, it was a real L for Michael Mann,

was Ferrari, but. I don't know, Heat and I guess, over a classic. I also really like last of the Mohicans. Oh yeah. Very. I love the message and everything about it. But like, yeah, the thing I love about collateral is also, I think he really went out of his way to capture what used to be LA's signature light look, which is we had orange tinge street

lights in Los Angeles. what used to be LA's signature light look, which is we had orange tinge street lights in Los Angeles. And that's a huge part of like the aesthetic of that film. And I think for like Angelino's, that's kind of like a very important detail that I'm, I always appreciate and just time travel in the movie. Yeah. Collateral. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Sodium vapor represent Brian with technical specs, sodium vapor rep, yep, sodium vapor gang, baby. Cause now everything's LEDs. I had one at the end of my block that was still one of those old school ones.

And like in the last few months, the city came and changed it out. It's kind of a bummer. End of an era. Yep. All right. Well, those are some of the things that are trending on this Wednesday, October 9th.

We are back tomorrow with the whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other, be kind to yourself, get the vaccine, get your flu shot, don't do nothing about white supremacy, and we will talk to y'all tomorrow. Bye. Bye. Hi, I'm SC Cup, and I've spent my career interviewing people about politics, presidential elections, and some really tough breaking news. But now I need a break.

I think you do too. So on my new podcast, Off the Cup, I'll still be interviewing people, usually famous and most likely my friends, but about life. You know, the stuff that consumes us when we're not consumed by politics. So come join me every Wednesday for some conversational self-care. Listen to Off the Cup on the iHeart radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your favorite shows. Hey everybody, the time has finally come. This week, starting October 7th through October 11th, that's Monday through Friday everybody, we are revealing the iconic 400.

Yes, Bo and Yang and I famously missed our 400th episode here on Los Cocheristas, but we are ready to reveal the iconic 400. Who is on the list? Does it matter? No. Will it be fun? Yeah. There might even be a surprise or two in there, so listen carefully. Listen to Lost Culture East us on Will Ferrell's Big Money Players Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, I'm Gianna Predenti.

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