The Daily Zeitgeist - EVERYBODY TRENDS NOW! 11/12: Epstein Emails, Breaking Rust, GTA VI, RIP Pennies

Episode Date: November 13, 2025

In this edition of EVERYBODY TRENDS NOW!, Jack and special guest co-host Pallavi Gunalan discuss those new Epstein emails, Trump being unpopular for some reason, Rockstar Games busting unions?, the death of the penny and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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You mischievous chap. I like this character. Polvi, how are you doing on this fun Wednesday, November 12th? I'm good. I'm good. You know, things outside are bad, so I stay in. You know, and that's how I, that's how I handle. I don't, I have dumb.

That is so smart. I love people telling each other. That's so smart. Oh my God. You know what? That's so smart. That's like, that's brilliant. I just like don't let reality in.

And like that just helps me protect myself from, you know, just like bad vibes. Yeah. I am, I had a friend who never listens to this. And she one time, one time she was talking to us, she was like, you know, I'm like thinking all the time. Like, even when I'm on the treadmill, I'm still thinking. Wait, what? We were like, that's crazy. Damn. Are you like a fucking genius or something? That's nuts, dude. Your IQ must be 870 at least.

All right. We got some news today. We're going to dig into it a little bit more on tomorrow's episode, but suffice to say, some emails have dropped from both Jeffrey Epstein and Michael Wolfe. Oh, never mind. No, no, not those ones. By the way, wildly offensive, but

received. And I had to do it. So there's an email from Epstein basically being like, you know, in 2011, as he's being investigated, being like, I'm essentially shocked that they're not bringing up Donald Trump because he did all these

crimes that I'm being accused of with me, called him the dog that hasn't barked yet. I love that even, like, Epstein 15 years ago was like, somebody's got to arrest this guy about Trump. Somebody's got to stop him. Nobody's going to stop him, not even this email in the future? No way. We'll get into the exact text. There's also another one where Michael Wolfe is basically telling Jeffrey Epstein to, like,

blackmail Donald Trump, which, um, has always been one of the theories of the case of like what Epstein's whole shit was about, was like that he gets compromise on people and then gets them to do, gets powerful people to do him favors. And then there's one where Epstein like, you know, seven months before his mysterious death is saying, yeah, of course Donald Trump knew about the girls, which is real creepy to hear him describe people that way.

says, you know, of course he knew about the girls because he asked us to stop doing what we were doing, which was sourcing the victims of his crimes from Mar-a-Lago. So Trump has specifically said, like, he didn't know what was going on. He just told them to stop. He's like, whatever, you know, whatever the stuff they were doing, I was like, don't do that. When in actuality. So what were they doing? It's impossible to say.

And why were you so closely associated with him? like being buddy, buddy with him years after this. What was, what was that about? Too hard to say. So, Paul, V, the thing you have to understand is this guy's dead. Oh, okay. This guy's dead. So why are you bringing up old shit is essentially their response?

The two non-denial denials that we've gotten so far, my two favorites at least. And this is front pit, like 12 point font headlines on everywhere from like the New York Times to drudge. Fox News even wrote about it, but only wrote that like, Freudian slip banning the political spectrum. They don't want us to say the truth. Am I right? But one person said, okay, well, these are cherry picked from, so these are like three emails from a trove of like 10,000 documents. Why aren't you reading the emails that aren't about Trump? Why aren't you reading those? Why didn't you release all 10,000? Why don't you look at the words on the page that aren't his name.

Why are you so focused? Cherry picking is such a funny, like, as Brian the editor put it, the cherry is still there. Like, that's not a denial. You're not, just saying that they picked the best ones, the most incriminating ones. Here's the thing, though. Yeah, they found the evidence of the

crime. Okay, fucking, but the thing with the cherries you picked is put them the fuck back. Put them back. Could you not? Could you not pick those cherries? What if you didn't do that? You're picking all the best stuff from an abundance of good stuff. That's not cool to us. Trump

is also saying, like, smart Republicans won't fall into the Epstein trap. I can see how it looks like a trap. In the sense that, like... Trump literally fell into the Epstein trap, so is he calling himself stupid? Yeah. It's like kind of too late to be like, don't you fall for this thing?

Don't make the same mistakes. I did, kids. When you're being a pedophile, make sure there's no cameras or email. In the sense that, it's going to be bad for you and a trap would also be bad for you. I see the similarity, but it's, it doesn't, I have not been fully convinced. It's hard to imagine how this doesn't make him look more and more guilty. And it's not common at a time of peak popularity for him. I just really wonder, like, how is, like, I want to know Marjorie Taylor Green's response. I want to

know the people like because it's the fisher that's like really interesting to me of like the cult of personality people and like the people who are looking beyond Trump and like how they're going to move because I feel like they're kind of the canary in the coal mine of like oh is Trump going be installed as dictator in 2028 or is he going to are they going to find like a puppet for him or are they going to go in a completely different direction and is that something we need to be prepared for yeah it's it'll be interesting to see I don't know, like, other than just creating a conspiracy theory that this is like all, that the emails are fake or something, you know, which I'm sure they'll do.

The Charlie Kirk Shooter wrote them. Right. On his bullets. I just feel like it's going to be, like this does seem to be one place where they're like, no, no, no, we make up the conspiracies about like the other people. You're supposed to be the good guy in this, but then this keeps making it. hard for us to keep making up the conspiracy theory where you're like doing everything you're doing to catch the bad guys when there's emails from before Q&N was even a thing where the guy

who's like the, you know, mastermind of this whole vast conspiracy is like, you know, it's weird. They haven't caught the Trump did all this stuff. They haven't caught him. So that's bad. We'll talk more about it tomorrow and continue to, you know, But again, these are only three of the documents. And I don't think it's like three out of a huge trove of ones that are, because like, how are there going to be later emails from Epstein being like, psych that last one was jking about that one? I feel like the FBI is going to find them if they aren't there.

Right. But he's also, so another thing, the Epstein thing has seemed to cut into his popularity and into his. support in a way that nothing else really has been able to do before. Another thing that seems to be ticking people right off for some reason is that everything's really fucking expensive. Like, what, eggs cost, what, $100 now? I don't know. I never been to the grocery store, but I'm sure it's fine when you make $50,000 a week,

right? Right. Yeah. Well, what could bananas cost? Jelaine. But he ran on this. Like this, you know, very real issue of everything costing way too much as a way to attract voters, you know, like prices will go down on day one, essentially. And I guess he didn't realize that it would require him to betray his capitalist oligarchic instincts and that he was going to have to tell corporations to make less money because the public is now fully in

fuck Trump. This guy's a liar about rising costs zone of the polling. Shit has been really troubling for like white business owners who didn't realize it was bad before. Yeah, also costing them money in that way. But so the White House officials have been cooking up a way to steady those numbers. And if you're asking, wait, so are they going to ban price gouging? Are they going to ban dynamic pricing? Are they going to, you know, start demanding transparent pricing for consumers? New stimulus checks, perhaps?

No, they're going to do a speaking tour where he will just gaslight his cult members. Blame immigrants, I guess, for infiltrating the C-suite of our food-producing corporations. I'm not sure exactly what the messaging is going to be, but they've always been able to be pretty creative in their blaming. I have a feeling Cash Patel is going down and he was a patsy this whole time. Yeah. It was actually his fault that prices that... No, I just mean like the Epstein stuff and then that's going to, like, distract again.

You know what I mean? Yeah. Like, I feel like they're just going to toss, like, some... They're just got a chum... Oh, somebody's getting fired, for sure. I don't... Like, his speeches haven't been... I don't know.

if you'd notice this. They haven't been great. He, like, sort of has contempt for people that point out that the prices are high and claims they're not real MAGA if they get frustrated with him. If people say, you know, MAGA, like, your supporters seem frustrated. He's like, I am MAGA, like a fucking movie bad guy or, like, just not, not answering the questions or, you know, addressing the concerns. Yeah, it just gets agro and says, I'm MAGA. There's no MAGA without me. I am the law. I am the one who blocks.

I don't know. Yes. I was trying. That is good. It's good. Senator Mark Wayne Mullen, aka Senator, Fight Me, Bro. posted a picture over the weekend

talking about how they were getting work done for the American people in the Oval Office when it comes to prices. And people looked at the picture because he's like Donald Trump is being handed a piece of paper and then there's like paper scattered across his desk

and people looked a little closer and noticed that the papers on his desk are just his own tweets printed out and Trump is just handing back a colorful bar graph that he signed for some reason and that's all just and the only other thing on his desk

besides his own tweets printed out and a bar graph that he has autographed is a bowl of caramel popcorn Like it's a third grade sleepover. You've got to stop making him relatable. All I do is watch my own Instagram stories over and over again and snack. That's all I do. That's right.

But he needs them printed out for him, which is pretty great. Which I like. That's pretty old school. It's like different to have a real book of tweets versus on your Kindle. But yeah, it feels like he's incapable of doing the most basic parts of being the president. he falls asleep in public, has no idea what math is, and is now trying to explain to people why he can't get prices down. And, like, as we, like, my, my theory is just that as we are still in this, like, you know,

corporatist oligarchy era, the economy is going to continue to. I hate this part of the era's tour. It was the worst section. She only did like three songs from the capitalist, corporatist oligarchy era. Like things are going to be bad and people will get increasingly mad at whoever is in power and people will just vote back and forth for the other party. He is more unpopular than he's ever been now in the history of his presidency, including the day after January 6th.

So nowhere to go, but up, you would think. I also wonder, like, people are getting, like, physical in this. Like, we're literally fighting the government in the streets so that we don't get, like, abducted or to have their family members disappear. And it's like, you're going to keep doing this. You're going to keep applying pressure. And then you're going to create this, like, pressure cooker of, like, anger. There's going to be people potentially getting, you know, standing up for themselves and in order to end doing that by getting more violent because they're attacking us. and then it's going to be like military rule and we're going to be North Korea.

Like, what is the end game for all of this? Like, I don't understand how you expect people to stay quiet or silent or not fight back. Like, it doesn't make sense to me. It does remind me of the second Bush administration where people were like, man, this is going to be bad. And then it was bad, like, right away. And his popularity just kept going down and down and down and down. And, like, I don't see where he turns things around unless he's, like, somehow willing to stop just giving corporations everything they want. I, but the way I see it, him spinning it or the Republican spinning it is the Democrats give them reason to blame the Dems, which they just fucking did.

So, like, that's, that's my biggest thing is, like, it's not, it's like, it's on us to fuck up and the House Dems are going to do that, you know? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. But, like, people generally blame the president for the economy and he, he doing bad. Let's take a quick break. We'll come back. We'll talk about Grand Theft Auto 6 and other stuff. We'll be right back. I'm Robert Smith. This is Jacob Goldstein. And we used to host a show called Planet Money. And now we're back making this new podcast called Business History about the best idea. and people and businesses in history. And some of the worst people, horrible ideas, and destructive companies in the history of business. Having a genius idea without a need for it is nothing.

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So great. That's good. So you know how Beyonce made country album? Uh, well, may I introduce you to the future of country music? It's the number one song on Billboard's country digital sales chart by an AI generated country artist and I'm out called breaking rust ew what

that name sucks what was that even mean that imagery is like dry and cracked yeah like gross and like rust old rust is easy to break like rub like

I mean Alec Baldwin did it is that bad is that a bad joke I'm so sorry I really feel bad he broke the financial viability of that movie also yeah Um, but the name of the song is walk my walk, which sounds like a lazy AI trash, uh, the lyrics are, um, been beat down, but I don't stay low. Mud got on my jeans still ready to go. It's like, it's just like, you know, uh, satire of a country song. Yeah, but it's gonna like, like, but that's why you're like, oh, they ate this the fuck up, you know? Yeah, yeah. It's, it's, it is like, A very, I mean, that's the thing.

I've always been like, I feel like music is one place where AI is going to be useful for people to like shit out music that is listenable, not good music, but like music that could be a hit because a lot of times the songs that do really well, like you talk to musicians and they're like, well, that song fucking sucks, but it's like very simple and hummable, you know? Like the songs that like get stuck in our head are the ones that are easy to. who sing and easy like the notes are like close together and there's like a formula to it. I still feel like there's like a human like spontaneity of like vocal like riffs or whatever like Brianna's famous for like nah nah nah in there.

You know what I mean? Like it is formulaic and I've seen people do it with like Taylor Swift songs or whatever like recreating a formula for her. But I'm like there's still something human about it. And also I don't want my fucking patriotism. not only, like, boosted by bots, but now created by bots, like this white American patriotism. Yeah.

It's, I don't think it's going to create a sustainable, like, oh, man, I love this artist who is an AI algorithm. The song, like, sounds like, an even simpler version of Old Town Road, which itself was, like, a very simple song. And I will just say, it's nowhere on the top 100 most played songs on Apple Music today. United States, which is the only place it would show up. It's not going to be like on the world. That's robot on robot hate, which, you know, they don't want to see it win.

But it does make me, like, a little suspicious. And I've been waiting for AI companies to start, like, doing a better job propagandizing AI, you know, like, by being like, this song is actually incredibly popular. And everybody says this is the best YouTube clip of the day. And it was made fully by AI art. All my friends are here laughing with me. They're just standing outside the picture. Yeah.

There's just, like, so much money at stake in proving their technology can create good art. Kid Rock should be fucking trembling in his boots right now. Yeah. Breaking rust is coming for you. I think it will do a good job of, like, recreating formulaic bullshit, which some popular music is. But I don't know. So we'll see. We'll keep an eye on that one, see if anybody ever, like, kind of looks.

into how real those numbers are. We do want to talk about Grand Theft Auto 6. It was announced last week that GTA 6 will be delayed yet again. It was supposed to come out this year. Then it became next May. Now it's supposedly releasing in November 2026 should humanity last that long. Just this week, its trailer overtook Avengers Infinity War to become the most viewed trailer in YouTube history.

So the hype is massive, which, not a huge surprise considering that Grand Theft Auto 5 was the most profitable piece of media ever. The upcoming game even became a talking point in Polish parliament after a far right MP suggested that the recent delay was disturbing in a huge scandal and suggested that people take to the streets and protest the far right has a great sense of humor. Why are Groyper's in Polish Congress right now? That's crazy. It's a great question. One good reason to be pissed off about the delay. The news of the delay came two weeks after Rockstar fired 30 developers in the U.K.

They claimed the companies were fired for gross misconduct related to allegedly sharing company secrets online. The workers are like, no, that was like on a forum that we created that is a private discord for Rockstar employees. And we were talking about unionizing. And that was the gross misconduct. Yeah. The independent workers' union of Great Britain announced that they're planning legal action against the company, claiming the firing as constitute trade union victimization and blacklisting. But the people who were involved said that they were fired without warning evidence or a chance to speak for themselves.

And they were talking with colleagues in a private union chat, not leaking information outside the company, but because they were trying to understand our workplace and make it better. That's actually the one thing you can't do in Grand Theft Auto5 is like, you try to unionize, and then they kill you. So you can't. That's the one thing that's illegal. They delayed it to, like, add side quests where you just break. Yeah, where you union bust? They're like, go to the Starbucks.

Just drive through that crowd out there next to the giant inflatable rat. Another anonymous source claimed that some of the fired workers had been with the company for nearly two decades and had no history of infractions or poor behavior during that time. and they were unionizing around crunch, pay, and flexible working arrangements. Wait, what is crunch? So that's when video game developers are forced to work within, like, working 100-hour work weeks in order to finish games. The 100-hour work week is a real thing that was happening in 2018 as they were trying to

finish Red Dead Redemption. The company's founder openly talked about throwing out a vast array of completed work, like, as they were doing that crunch. It just seems like it's, like, a really bad process where they're just, like, people have to work amounts that will make them, like, ill in order to, you know, in order to get these games out. Like, lucky enough to keep their jobs. Yes.

So, Rockstar hasn't confirmed that the recent delay was due to the firings, but people familiar with the employees who were let go said the people let go recently helped key positions that could not easily be replaced. So it didn't help. This is not the first time video game developers have struggled to unionize, including one studio that, you know, was union busting. And that company was literally named Proletariat Inc. Oh, my God.

The aesthetics of politics. It is also worth noting that the first game or the last game was the most profitable piece of media ever. Like, profit, that's the profit. That's the difference between what it cost to make it and what it brought in. And these are, like, all they're asking is, like, I don't know, to add workers, so they don't have to work 100 hours a week. And they're like, actually, because you ask that, you're fired.

They're so terrified of people advocating for their rights. Like, they're so scared shitless. Yeah. Which is, it's just so wild. Because, like, that is how things are set up, is that, like, you can't just be like, well, that was, like, super profitable. And now this next one, we're going to do it in a way that, like, doesn't, you know, make our workers, you know, have breakdowns and just make it slightly less profitable

because the way that Wall Street operates is just like, okay, well, how do you increase profitability over the last thing you did? It's just like, yeah, okay, so it needs to do better than the last thing you did no matter what, even if the last thing you did was like we like hurt people to get to make things as profitable as it was you know which means like the last product you made has to do

better than like the people who made it like right yeah the next generation has to eat shit for for us to meet our numbers yes and finally we want a bit of fond farewell to the penny the federal mint in Philadelphia struck

its final penny today we've talked about before about the true cost of making a penny is now 3.69 cents because literally everything is getting more expensive. And you know, you might notice that as 2.69 cents less valuable than what the penny actually represents. So it just seems like now we'll just have to round transactions to the nearest nickel from now on because like people won't have. They're going to take more money by the cent from us. Exactly. It's definitely not going to be rounded down. It's going to be dollar stores instead of 99 cents stores.

I know. Yeah, literally. They're not going to go down to 75 cents stores or 95 cents stores. That's for damn sure. Everything is bad. This is the opposite of the Lego song. The cost to consumers of rounding transactions to the nearest nickel is estimated to be around $6 million. The cost to round to the nearest dime is closer to $56 million.

So watch out for that. But nickels also cost more to produce than they're worth. And so people are thinking that they're going to phase those out, at which point they start rounding to the nearest dime. Gold bar. Start rounding to the nearest gold bar. Yeah. But just like how many gold bars you got on you?

Yeah, we'll take that. My purse is going to help me a lot in walking to my car, but I will be mugged more frequently. That's right. Just whacking people with bags of nickels. I mean, one way or another, we're headed towards a future where we have to weigh our money, like on a scale. You know, that's where it's, that's where it's headed. So that's the good news.

That's the good news for today. We are back tomorrow with the whole last episode of the show. Until then, Paula, where can people find you, follow you, see you, all that good stuff? I'm at Paula Viganalan P-A-L-L-A-V-I-G-U-N-A-N-A-N everywhere except for Blue Sky where I'm just Paula Vee. We have facial recognition comedy on November 21st and 10 p.m. At the comedy store, it's going to be really fun. And I also have second screens with Madison Shepard and Brandy Posey, December 1st at the Elysian side room, the skunk room.

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On this Wednesday afternoon, we're back tomorrow with a whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other. Be kind to yourselves. Get your vaccines while you still can. Get your flu shot. Don't do nothing about white supremacy. And we will talk to y'all tomorrow. Bye.

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