The Daily Zeitgeist - The Big Bang Trendvolutionists 8/28: Super El Niño, Ed Sheeran, Star Wars, Noah’s Ark

Episode Date: September 28, 2026

In this edition of The Big Bang Trendvolutionists, Jack and Miles discuss their respective weekends, the wild weather we’ve been having, Ed Sheeran cancelling his Gillette Stadium shows anyway, new Star Wars movies made for everyone and no one, Christos trying to own the Darwinist libs and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Oh, I should have put this thing in, there's this, Manchester City got found guilty of like 114 financial crimes against sporting humanity, like in the Premier League. Oh, they pulled in-N-N-A-N-A-Legh. Well, this is, so, so, yeah, it's basically like, it's not just like one Kauai Leonard. It's like, they're saying, like, for the last, for the 10 years that span the investigation, everyone was a Kauai Leonard on this team. Like, everyone, like, so many people. people were getting side money, like the shadiest side money to basically play for this team. God damn. Pablo Tour, I really just like yanked it a tiny string and the whole world of sports came unraveled.

This has been on since like the basically state of Abu Dhabi bought Manchester City. They were like one of the first state-owned clubs in the Premier League. People have always been like, what these people are spending way too much money. It doesn't make sense. So this has been like going for years. years. Like they announced, they charged them with 115 charges three years ago. And then we only got the like decision. It was like a flash of week. Yeah. You just got the NBA report. They just finished the paperwork last week. Right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And it's like, it's to the point where like they won a lot of titles and they're like, are they going to have to vacate these titles? Are like other teams are going to sue because there's like relegation? Like teams get ousted. Right. If you're in the bottom three like you go to them like the lower division. So. you lose a ton of money.

So all these clubs are now trying to figure out, like, what kind of damages are we going to seek if they were guilty of all this? Because the knock on effects were like, you were financially doping all of these seasons. Were they good during that time? Were they like one of the better teams? Yes. And even from like this,

the charges really only go to about like 20-22-ish. And then like from 2022 to even now, they just, they won almost every year. Like with the best manager, like with early, Holland playing on the team. There's a lot of talk of like,

what the, so especially the teams that are not Manchester City, they're all like, give these people the fucking dagger of death. Like send them like three divisions down, make the owners sell because they are not like good people. They're not going to make everybody

do the World Cup again. I can't go through one of those right now. Run it back. The last three years of soccer history. Do they have to run it back? It's like Connectedee, New York or Scenic Dosh, whatever that's fucking Charlie Coffin, synectady, Synecicki, New York,

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Oh my God, Lexi. We have a new podcast. It's called Don't Lie to Me. I'm Lexi Wano. We're two best friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart. And I'm Lisa Di Giulio, the old one, which means we have wildly different references, occasionally different opinions, and at this point in my 50s, I've lived it all. I'm not going to get anywhere fighting.

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Hello, the Internet, and welcome to this week trend edition of their daily night guys. Mia. Mia. Yeah. Nah, my name is Jack. That over there is Mr. Miles. Great. This is the episode where we tell you what was trending over this weekend.

What is trending currently? And what's trending in our little hearts. Our hearts, they say, are three sizes too small. But maybe through the power of this show, they'll grow a couple sizes. Let's show the cardiologist. Let's prove the cardiologist wrong. We don't know how it's getting blood to all your different parts. your heart sucks shit it's tiny um anyways how are you doing myel great great wait you're freaking

you're freaking me yeah you never asked me that directly is everything how are you how are you you you're gonna fucking fire me aren't you dude i've been watching Oprah videos and she's telling me to check in with myself and check in with others oh yeah yeah you know and just find find find our power there you go well yes i'm i'm i'm doing terribly can you help me right now No. Oh, fuck. No. Fuck. No. I don't say that. Don't make you real.

I can help you by telling you to help yourself by imagining the future that you want to inhabit. Thank you. Thank you, Oprah. I will. All right. But this is the episode. Let's let them, let's do it to them. Let's let them get to know us a little bit better.

What is something you think is underrated miles? Underrated. So I've got to say, happy birthday, Jackees, Neal. turned 40 years young over the weekend. And I celebrated with him. He had a wonderful birthday, which is complete with trivia contests where me and my group of trivia mates

were feverishly trying to figure out all kinds of roller coaster rides and movie scenes and things like that. But one thing I got to say, Jacques, he knows that people love a game. Black people love card games. Okay?

We love spades. We like Uno. We like Kings on the corner. Playing cards is like a very familiar. thing. At the party, I was introduced to a new game called Flip 7. Have you heard of this game? I've not heard of Flip 7. It's the sickest fucking card game I've ever played. And I'm going to tell you why. Okay. Normally, like, I love playing cards, but every time someone's like, oh, there's like this new card game. I'm like, dude, I don't have fucking time to like learn all the fucking rules. And someone put it very easy, like, simply that's like, just play around.

You'll very quickly understand what's going on and then you will adapt. So basically the, the game, game simple. You put out cards. They're numbered one through 12. And for each number that card is, that's how many are in the deck. So there's 12, 12 cards, 11, 11 cards, 11 cards, 1, 1 card and so forth. And as you, so you get, you flip a card over. And the thing is, if you, you can either hit, because you want to keep adding points, or you, you like freeze your hand. And if you hit, you can keep adding. But if you get two of the same card, you're out. But the exhilaration of this game is like you're hitting in blackjack because if you can hit if you can hit seven times and you have seven different cards that's like a flip seven and that's like that's that's a really

great way to like cash out your hand and it like counts for a lot of points so like you find yourself looking around and like seeing what the other scores are you're doing card counting yeah and you might like i might have to flip seven to like kind of pull away but the thrill i everyone was getting from with no money on the on the table just from purely like, I don't know, man, you got a 12 and a 10, you might, another one might come up, and you just let go and you let God.

And I lost terribly, but I had so much fucking fun that I bought the fucking game the next day. Because like, when Her Majesty's back from her work trip, I'm like, we need to get people over and we're playing some fucking flip seven, because this shit was

so fucking fun. That's like, yeah, I got to say it. It's not a normal deck of cart. Sounds like it's its own deck of It's its own proprietary deck. A proprietary card game. Yeah. And yeah, the way it was introduced, like, do you play Blackjack? I'm like, yes.

So like, do you like Blackjack? I'm like, yes. And like, then you're going to like this game. Wow. A more complex. More mathematically complex. Because you still get the thing of like, what's going to flip over and do I win? And that specific feeling, I'm like, oh, I really underrated how much I chase the feeling

of like, do I take a risk here and flip the card or not with no, with no gambling? So yeah, not an ad, but I had such a great time playing this out of 40th birthday party. But I have to just tell everybody. I have to scream it from the mountaintop. This is my life, by the way, now is being pitched proprietary card game because my son is into Magic the Gathering. Oh, yeah. He went to sleepaway camp for one week and came back and was like, this is all I care about now. Yeah, that's how it works.

And it is hard. for me to wrap my head. Like, we've played a couple games, and he always just, like, beats my ass and, like, reveals some rule. Right, right, right. He's beating my ass that I didn't know about prior. Right. But, yeah, this is, I'm just being pitched

proprietary card games at all times. I mean, that's, magic requires a lot of knowledge, you know, for the different. Reading, Lord. Yeah. You're like, manna? What? A manna card? Ah, man. This is, so easy. Like this is this is just straight up

fun but yeah. I get it. I gotta see if I find my old magic cards. I think I have them at my moms. I'll send them your way. Oh, for real? I've got it. Dude, I had so many, like I was again also a 11 year old who went to summer camp

and was around nerdy kids who had Magic the Gathering cards and I came back like completely ruined. Like I was like, my, like, Magic the Gathering now. That's all I do. He's just like seeking games. He's just like going around and being like, hey, you play magic. Like he's, he's feet.

Oh, hell yeah. He just went, he went to a card shop yesterday. There was a room full of probably 30 men in their 30s and 40s playing magic. And he just like watched until a game ended and was like, hey, let me get, let me get next. And like sat there and played with a, nobody. Where'd you go? Under the age of 30. I'm not going to say the name of the game.

But like one of the, like, like a game. like one of those game tabletop game kind of cafe. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Shop, a shop in the L.A. area. That's what's always genius. Like, they're also a shop too. So it's like, yeah, come on and play.

They're like, can't help buy it. You got your ass kicked, right? You want to maybe buy some carts, maybe? They were actually really nice. They, I think they just find it, like, kind of adorable that he's there. So, like, the shop owner gave him a mat and, like, some dice because he doesn't have dice. He didn't have, like, the dice that are necessary. So shout out to them

I wish I could shout them out But he's probably gonna keep going there And I don't know Yeah yeah Feels weird Anyways I missed the The Jakeese party

Because I took a day trip On the train And that was my underrated Taking the train Mm-hmm The vibes are so much better When you're not having to drive Especially like the drive

Between Los Angeles and San Diego Where We went to see an air show. Oh yeah, you got to see the Blue Angels? The Blue Angels. Wow. By the way, I would put

Blue Angels, like the air shows in the category with fireworks as a thing that is cool to have happening in the background, but like not to just be sitting in a open space looking at and do like we left early during the Blue

Angels because they, like, we barely made the train on the way back. It was just like getting out of this place was was a hell. But we kind of timed it just right. So we got there just in time. And like as we're walking back to where we were going to catch the Uber to go to the train station, like the Blue Angels are just like happening overhead, you know? Right, right, right. Oh yeah. And they're like, whoa. Yeah, that feels cool as hell. Like when you're just like around. Yeah. And they just like fly by as you're like walking down a street. Right.

Then having like a beach chair. You're like baking in the sun. Yeah. Like when the blue angels come in. The sun was wild. It was like people, there were, uh,

you know, any shadow that was on this field. Like it, there's a big Alaskan Airlines jet because Alaska Airlines was sponsoring the air show. Um, and like its tail made like a, you know,

peninsula of shadow. And there were just people high, gathering in the shadow, like just sitting in the little shadow peninsula. But anyways, taking the train, you get there at the time the train is arriving and it's, and you just get on the train. There's not like security that you have to go through. You get up and like go to the bathroom whenever you want. You can just get up just because.

And it cuts through like weird parts of the country that you're not used to seeing. Nobody's like building the world for train traveling. Like nobody's putting signs for train travel. So you're just seeing the back of shit. You're seeing like backyards of houses, the backs of factories, parts of industrial Los Angeles I'd never seen. So I don't know. I love it.

And I just think driving is like having a two hour drive hanging over your head like on the highway. Yeah. Especially you know, gas is 3,000. dollars a gallon. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you better take to fucking drain for going that long.

Yeah. So that's one of my underrated, my other is just the, the celebrities as deity thing. I played, like, a pickup tennis. Like,

there's this thing called live ball where people play tennis. Like, and, you know, it's a way to, like, mix a big group.

And I went, I went to one on late Friday night. And I didn't realize it was Dolly Parton themed. Oh, 925, right? Yeah. Yeah.

I got to say, people were like dressed as dolly but they were also like being like look at that sunset dolly smiling down you know like it was like real religious shit like it was like damn man like i don't people aren't like i'm sure they're saying it with a grain of salt but it's also like a little irony sure yeah but i don't think like it's not it was not a dolly parton themed like group of people like it's yeah yeah yeah yeah just like people kind of who did you guys i didn't know it was a Dolly Parton thing. So you did reverse Babadook?

Yeah, I was the guy in the corner of the Babadook picture, just enjoying a glass of wine, you know? I was just there in my... I was her husband, who nobody ever... Yeah, you were helping. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just chilling, invisibly in the background. What is something you think is overrated,

is not telling someone they got shit in their teeth or a booger in their nose, because you don't want to embarrass them. Okay? Tell people that shit because again, I was at Jackie's party. I had like a crusty

fucking nose thing. I was at this party damn near two hours before someone who I just met was kind enough. She said, hey, you got something in your nose right here.

Knows? Oh, buddy. And I was like, shit. And I was like, I was talking to fucking everybody. I was talking about it.

She's like, yeah, everyone's talking about it. about it. They nominated me to come talk to you. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. We don't know each other that one. Because, you know, it's running into a bunch of people like we know and shit like that and like, you know, Alyssa Lynn Paris was there and Ellery Smith was there. I just saw Hillary Smith. Yeah, yeah. I just told her I was like, wait, well, you haven't been back. We got to have you back. Yeah. But anyways, I was talking to then this stranger who

I just met was kind enough to just like, very slowly not trying to be like, yo, you got some shit. And I just like, hey, you know, just you got a little something right here. And I go, oh my God, thank you so much. Yeah. And I was like, I had such sincere gratitude to this woman. I said, you didn't have to do this, and you did. Every day, small acts of heroics. Yes.

I was talking to people I know and they didn't say anything. So thank you very much. And she's like, well, I would obviously, like, I wouldn't want someone to tell me. And I was like, right? But then I flashed back to moments or I'm like, damn, do I tell this person they got a fucking, they got a head of lettuce on their, like, incisor tooth. and then I'm like, I don't know, man. Yeah.

But I think it's worth it. Just like if you do it started. I mean, you're out there without her meds. Like, that is kind of what partners are often for. It's to be like, hey. Hey. Right. Publicly calling your shit out.

Right. I know she was traveling. So, yeah. Yep. Damn. I wish I could have been there for you, man. I fucked up. It's all right, man.

It's all right. I'm just. I was riding the rail. Doing a lot. Doing a lot alone, man. Yeah. I, by the way, I ran into Ellery, which I don't think, she would mind saying running a food bank, which I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah, she wanted to. Yeah, yeah.

And I was with my son, and I was like, oh, this is, you know, Ellery, she's a comedian. She's been on my show. And my son was like, my dad has a podcast. For some reason, he just started, like, repeating that I have a podcast. I was like, yeah, no, she knows. And then it made it seem like, like, I. I'm like real into the fact that I have a podcast about it. The way he was like brag about it.

He just kept being like, he has a podcast. So I don't know. It was a weird moment. But she was like, yeah, no, it's very, very impressive. Thank you. Yeah. My dad is a podcast.

God, damn. That's like some, if I, if another kid told me their dad had a podcast, I'd be like, shit. It's like this shitty 2020. version of being like, my dad's a cop. I feel like, my dad's in a band, like in the night, you know. But that's cool.

Yeah, I guess being in a band is cool. I guess I don't know. Is it cool? Like, if your kid is talking about it, doesn't it make it seem like you're too into being in the band maybe? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's weird. It is just a weird look to have your kids bragging that you have a podcast for some reason.

But, hey. Hey, it gets you talking about it, though, Jack. It gets you talking about it at least. That's right. Crazy with this. You're my kid just said this crazy stuff. He said, I have a podcast.

It's called Buzz Marketing, people. That's how it's done. Get the eight-year-olds talking about it. Hi, welcome to Denny's. Have you guys figured out decided what you're on? Oh, man. I'm going to have moons over my hammy.

But my kids said something really interesting right now. What were you saying? That I have a podcast. That's, oh, yeah, I guess I do. That's so weird. Is that just the moons over my hammy? Uh, yeah. Actually, not just a coffee.

Actually not. You know, actually, but you heard out of a podcast? Yes. Actually, I think we're going to go. We're fine. I'll just pay for this coffee. All right. What is,

oh yeah, you're under- what is something you, Jack, think is overrated? What is something I think is overrated? Oh my God, thank you so much for asking. The military,

the military's playlists. So we went to this air show because my son is into planes, and it was a military air show. Like, you were on a military base to see this air show. Right. And they had like music playing along to the plane.

And, uh, it was the same shit. Like, I, I heard the song, Fortunate Sun 32 times. Like, are you serious? They play, they have like eight songs that they just played over and oh, welcome to the jungle, like 30 times. And like, I'm not sure if like each pilot like gets to choose. their music, like a baseball player, like, choosing walkout music or something, but like, uh, and that like, like, as we were walking around, I saw a military band and they, like, looked like they had some familiarity with music. Like, they had a drummer who was, you know, had some

honey in his hips and, like, like, put those guys in charge of picking some fucking music, not just whoever the fuck was in charge of this was just the same shit. Oh, and it's like the songs from the movie. Apocalypse now, basically. was right of the Valkyries there too? No. Bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, like, anything in apocalypse now? Yeah. Any stuff from the Vietnam scenes from Forrest Gump?

Yes. That's the only music. And then 80s metal music. Right, right, right. There's that Timothy McVeigh anecdote that he, when he was like a squat, the guy blew up the Oklahoma City building. Federal building, yeah. Federal building was a,

soldier in the Operation Desert Shield and was known for playing the song A Bad Company over and over like 30 times. Like it was trying to drive someone out but it was like just that's how he interacted with the music. It's always a good sign when someone's just got that tape they've worn

out to absolute hell. A single even. Just that one song. For my for my family. family. I will say, didn't see a lot of Trump shit. Didn't see any Trump shit. And this was the audience. I was waiting in a long line for a water ice. Oh, they had water ice there? Oh, they had water ice. It was Kona ice. So it was not like. Oh, it's shaved ice then. Yeah, shaved ice. That's different. But anyways, guy in front of me is, uh, was like going up to people with a clipboard and being like, hey, I'm part of Charlie Kirk's organization

and like getting people's email and phone number, but then like slow playing that he had a real estate business that he was like trying to get them. He was like, and so yeah, you know, we're doing a lot of good, like very vague on his level of connection to the Charlie Kirk thing,

but then, you know, very specific about the amazing rates that he has on his real estate business. What the fuck? he was basically like hey I'm a turning point you know we're collecting him for me and the people who he got to sign up by the way

were like also kind of quiet they were like yeah well I'm like kind of looking over their shoulder like performatively yeah yeah yeah so they know they're like racist I guess it's not like they're you know they know the brand is it couldn't it's it's weaker and weaker every day it's becoming less and less of a thing you want to say out loud

yeah but then uh you know just faithfully I guess in keeping with the brand, the guy, it slowly turned into a real estate pitch, a real estate grift. Yeah, my niece is actually looking for a starter home in the area.

Do you think you could help? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I guarantee all my homes were previously conservatively owned. They're no liberal owners. You know, I would never do that to my clients, okay. Got some emails, got some numbers, and then bought them their shaved ice, you know. So he was really just gathering a, like,

a client list for his business. business. Oh, yeah. Which is so, so, like I'm really interested in this guy's thinking.

And he's like, this is what I do. I go up to my tongue with fucking turning point. Then I just get their information for my real estate business. I'm going to this other thing next time and I'm going to lie about

being an indigenous American person. And it's kind of what I do. You know what I mean? Just try and find affinity groups and say I'm one of them. Get emails, then cold called the next week. And they all say no.

Anyways, vary up the playlist. guys. Give the military band a crack at the playlist. Yeah. I think Fogarty is he's got enough money, I think, at this point. Yeah. All right. Let's take a quick break.

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We're back. And the weather is fucked up. Yeah. What's going on with this weather, man? The El Nino, man, it's happening. And I think the one thing I was like always reading is like, the El Nino isn't necessarily a thing that's a product of climate change. Like this is like a phenomenon that happens.

But a lot of the climatologists like exacerbated by. Yeah, they're like the other stuff though. Like it gets a little dice dice because of like rising water temperatures and like the heat that's being stored there. Anyway. So in California, we were fretting over hurricanes. And on the East Coast, it was a noreaster, which also sounds like a slogan. of an Aussie atheist person, Norista. But there was like flooding.

They will be Norista in this house. There was flooding like all over New York, New Jersey, you know, the sandy vibes up and down. New England got some heavy rain. A Naita worker was tragically killed by a tree that fell on them. People were evacuated in some places. Power was out for over 100,000 people. Flights were delayed.

And the coastal area saw swelling. tides on our side of the country. We also dealt with, you know, a hurricane off the coast of Mexico that was just pumping water into the coastline, like places like Malibu are literally washing away in real time, like, because the erosion is so intense. Yeah. And, you know, just there's like, I'm sure you've maybe seen news footage of it, but like there are houses that are just like actively like just eroding down to their pylons, getting

closer and closer getting just sucked off into the sea. And it's just like terrifying to like just see, read about. Because like, you know, on one hand, you have like these Malibu residents or people with these beach houses. They're like, $8 million. They're like, yeah. What am I supposed to do? And everyone else is like, get fucked, man.

You haven't got an $8 million beach house. But also on the other side of me as someone who lost their home, like, yeah, that sucks. Like if even regardless of how much you've made, if that's really your house that you live in full time or whatever, that's probably terrifying to see. it washed away, but the conversations around all of this happening are very, very interesting. But like, I've had a lot of dread about this al-Dino. There's something about all the forecasts where climatologists, whether people are like, uh, it could be something we potentially have not seen in 1,000 years.

So it's like, oh, okay, we all remember that, uh, the last time that happened. Right. What the fuck is that even? Um, and, you know, just like reading about the dire climate. situation, you know, just really kind of, I've been like mourning this version of the earth like I grew up on. Yeah. And how different that's going to be for my own kid. You know what I mean? Like, just like, there's just certain things. Like I, that's why I always, I always ask people about like lightning bugs because or fireflies and stuff. Because people like have said anecdotally,

like they're like it, they're, they just aren't. I don't seem as much as like when I was a kid and all these other things like just little streams and things drying up. You have all these physical reminders that this is a living thing that maybe we can. I mean, like obviously there's still things that we can do. But I feel this feels potentially like if it's really bad and California could have like a just a atmospheric river parked over it for like months. Yeah. Potentially. Feels like a moment where like Americans, because unfortunately like we have to get absolutely booted in the face before we're like, oh.

Yeah. We got to do something about this. where we will potentially have to face like the undeniable truth that this place is changing in a way that is existential. Yeah. This is the generation that gets to live through once in a millennia, uh, weather events every couple years. You know, yeah. This is like, so it's been theoretical to this point. And now it's like, yeah, no, you, oh, you have kids.

You have kids growing up with it. This is, this is what they're living through. Right. And, uh, yeah, Ocean City, New Jersey, where, you know, I go. every summer where my parents live, um, was seeing flooding, like the worst flooding in 16 years,

the worst flooding since, uh, sandy. Um, and it, it was unpopular at the, uh, tennis thing that I was,

the dolly part in tennis thing when I, bringing up climate change. We, we also have to then give Dolly credit for the fucked up weather that we're seeing. People are like, what? I mean,

I mean, I'm just trying to, I'm trying to live inside your, universe. You just said that the sunset is hers. I just wanted to say she's bursting through the atmosphere. No, that's God who's doing that. Dolly does the good stuff. Jesus does the bad stuff. That's right. Clear as day. Okay. Okay. I got it. Clear. But yeah, it's it's fucked up. It really does feel like the coming year, year and a half is going to be, it seems like everybody who is kind of scientifically up on this is like, this is going

to be the find out phase of the fuck random find out for us. Yeah. I think that's what makes it really scary. Because like, I mean, I think, you know, for us, like as millennials, like, we grew up hearing about climate change too. Not like in the same scary way. Like when we were really younger, it was just sort of like, and we got it, we have to protect our planet. You know, like, that's kind of how we had it. Whereas now, like, you know, I, like, kids who are, you know, 10, 12, like, they fully are like, they're like,

what's going to happen to the planet? Yeah. And I'm like, Jesus Christ, man. What a level of existential dread. We don't know. Yeah. Yeah. So anyway, it's, yeah.

Make sure, hey, if you check your rain gutters, at the very least in L.A., things like that. And, I mean, like, just the, I guess that's the thing that really terrifies me because it's not just like the weather here. Like, it's the food shocks, the crop failures, the severe droughts and other places that are going to, you know, potentially like upend a lot of stuff if things are, you know, truly play out in its worst possible way. Yeah. So I'm just going to pray to Dolly Parton. Thank you.

Her watchful hand just protects the earth. This slightly related, Ed Shearan had to cancel his shows at the Robert Kraft owned Gillette Stadium. the thing that started this whole this whole craziness Robert Kraft stepping in and being like you can't have McElmore on your show saying that stuff about what Israel's doing

about humanity descriptive and yeah he cancelled it but it was because of the weather it was because of the norrisse man ah coward he could have what if he did and he was like yeah you know i had to cancel it because you know i'm starting to see some things right

to buy himself a quick bump of goodwill and then very quickly they're like no it's the norreista nor east night um that's what it's like people tm z was trying to cover it as if exclusive ed sheer and show at robert craft jillette stadium are cancelled not a picture of him with canceled over it um but Anyways, hope it was worth it, buddy. Good work on that. I mean, yeah, Brian is asking, is like, is that, because are the ticket sales declining? Maybe doing it that way.

I mean, I'd imagine when there's a nor'eastern people, like, I'm not about to go into an open-air stadium for to get pissed on to hear B-grade music. Yeah. Although New Englanders not typically scared of the weather, as they love to tell you. From what I've seen, the people that show up at Gillette Stadium for a Patriots game, I'm like, Jesus Christ. Hey, do what you got to do. This season, they're getting pissed on by the Patriots. Mm-hmm.

Those guys, not playing well. All right, some pop culture news. Mm-hmm. The Star Wars Skywalker saga has returned. Even though they literally sold a box set containing the phrase of the complete saga, they're like, psych, we're going to do another trilogy.

we're going to tack on another trilogy at the end. The Skywalker's of Trilogy is our entire nine movie. The episodic nine movie is episode one through nine is considered the Skywalker saga. There's been all the little like spinoffs and stuff like that. Sure, sure, sure. So now, oh, God.

So people are assuming it's going to be Ray. They really fucked up the ninth one in a major way. So it's and also they just This is coming like right on the heels of the Mandalorian and Grogu Shitting the bed like being not well received by critics or audiences and not doing very well at the box office So being like and now a whole new trilogy It's from director John Watts who made the first three Tom Holland Spider-Man movies

Which you know those were very successful. He also made a skeleton crew, the Star Wars streaming series, there's a lot of people seem to like. So, you know, it's definitely he,

he seems to have good pedigree for this sort of thing. Although the most successful of all those Spider-Man movies just came out and he didn't direct it. The thing that really popped for me as maybe a It's called a reddish flag

is that all three movies are going to be written by Simon Kinberg who wrote some of the recent X-Men movies his claim to fame, I guess is X-Men Days of Future past. He did the Sherlock Holmes movies.

The Guy Richie ones? The guy Richie directed those right with Robert Dan Jr.? Yeah, which they were successful, but I don't feel like they're movies that last. Yeah, they kind of suck. Um, Jesus. So he wrote Days of Future Past in 2014, uh, which definitely like an interesting take on an existing

franchise. Uh, since 2015, he's written Josh Trank's Fantastic Four, X-Men Apocalypse, Dark Phoenix, which he directed, uh, those were both like kind of considered bad. Uh, then the 355, which is like a movie that I remember seeing a trailer for. then it just like doesn't exist. Um, so not, not a crazy hot streak that makes me understand Disney being like, we got to get involved with, got to get involved with that. Um,

oh shit, man, it's, they are, they are really fucking this whole thing up, man. It's, it's, uh, if they were smart, they would know that there's tremendous fatigue already for this franchise, even from people who like grew up on it. me like where I'm like I can only maybe I only have like the wherewithal like every 18 months to like really sit down with something Star Warsy at this point because it's too much and like if just fucking develop this shit in secret you're probably going to get a better reaction if you go on they're like they're actually like they just finished a script on this new thing years from now so there's space in between if I'm always being fed the constant drip like there's another one

coming there's another one coming there's another one nothing's like special yeah And that's also, yeah, that's kind of how they've been operating is like, it almost feels like the people at Star Wars are trying to justify their jobs. Like they're like somebody who's like doing busy work to because their manager is like over their shoulder. Like they've they've also announced trilogies that were going to be directed by Ryan Johnson and then another one by the Game of Thrones guys and those have all been canceled. So it almost feels like they're just like, yeah, yeah. we got this other big thing, you know, they feel like it's their job to make announcements. Right. And I think

that's the problem is they didn't just let this be a story. It became an entire fucking company essentially that has to constantly generate stuff. Rather than being like, yeah, it's a movie that comes out like and when, you know, it's like when DeAngelo feels like making another album, you'll have another album. Right.

Okay. That's right. But this shit, like doing it constantly over and over again, it just completely dilutes the, what makes It's special. Surprise dropped to Star Wars. That would be fucking cool. That would be wild, but I guess that's the thing is, too. Like, when you hear that, like, the leadership is like, yeah, this guy who's had, like,

a bunch of kind of swing and a misses script-wise should be taking over this. Then already, like, your appetite just kind of goes, please. Yeah, I think you really need some, like, you would need a really next-level director, like, a director where people are interested already. Yeah, like what that, yeah, exactly. Like, what happens if, like, Guillermo del Toro has a Star Wars movie? Oh, okay. Well, I would watch a Guillermo del Toro movie.

And I think that's what's, yeah, because then from there, I'm like, a Guillermo del Toro directed Star Wars movie, like, but also how much license does he have as a director? I think that's the other part, too. Like, there are rules to making Star Wars. Rules to the shit. Yeah. All right. I wrote me in episode 10.

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What's that story? About big flood or something? Yeah, dude. I don't know. It does seem like if there is a giant flood that wipes out civilization, there's like all these like culture, there's, I think there's a movie. Yeah, the director of what, either the writer or the director that we were just talking about in the Star Wars story have a movie called, Here Comes the Flood coming out in 2027. Jesus. Anyways, the team of, we're going to call them

researchers are making headlines for claiming that they have new evidence proving that they've discovered the final resting place of Noah's art. You'd have to use so many scare quotes in that sentence. You just used researchers have found evidence. Evidence, quote unquote, proving. So this is apparently a thing that people are thinking they're going to find and that it's still, that it actually exists. They're currently drilling at the Drupinar site near Mount Ararat in Turkey in order to

and I definitely pronounced all of those words exactly correct. And they're going to send down an underground robot to investigate what is either a 4,000-year-old boat or just a giant vagina-shaped rock. Have you seen the rock? It is very volvastic. Oh, my God. It's kind of like the first thing I said,

I was like, come on, you guys are playing, bro. Yeah. This is a geological vulva that has sprouted up from the earth. Yeah. And to look at that, and instead of being like, man, the earth really,

nature really has a, has a type. Yeah, right. Nature is always creating certain shapes. That Georgia O'Keefe wasn't too far off, huh? Yeah. This is, they're like,

that's Noah's Ark. I can, I can smell it. That's the, that's the freaky little God boat. Because the Lord said to Noah, there's going to be a floody, bloody.

I remember this guy that I came across in the Amelia Earhart research who spends his life scanning the bottom of the Pacific Ocean looking for the plane that she went down in just like anything plane-shaped

and again he's very Star Wars development team in his approach because once he sees something that's plane-shaped he announces that he's found Amelia Earhart's plane

and everyone's like, Whoa! And then he, like, he has the global media's eyes on him, and he's like, want, want. Guys, it turns out it is the cruelest rock formation in the history of the ocean. It's like, all right, man. Sorry, guys, it was another crab orgy again. I didn't, damn it.

I'm going to find it, though. Yeah, I mean, these people are so desperate to prove the arc thing, because it's just so interesting how like the way Christians work like when there's a scientific thing that base is like bro come on guys like this wasn't God like this is this is scientific they have to go like going to give you an out we're going to let we're going to give you a nice out you're going to say that this was figurative you were using poetic license there's not an actual boat but uh you know this is the nope I'm going to prove to you right because I think it goes, there's like how conversations go with atheists. They go, there was no fucking boat that Noah put two of every fucking animal on to save the biodiversity of this planet, 4,000 years ago. It wasn't all in one place. And then, so they have to go, well, shit, the only way I can prove this person wrong is to find the fucking boat that all these things on it.

Otherwise, I'm fucked in this, in this logical argument. I'm in with this person. Brian the editor makes a really good point in the chat. isn't proof the opposite of faith? Like, your whole thing is faith and that you're believing, but they're like, nope, I got to prove these fuckers wrong. Sure, sure. So this is being done by a group called the Noah's Ark scans, backed by former Delaware

Senate candidate and Christian activist Lauren Witsky, who has suggested the Big Bang evolutionists are already in damage control mode. See? That's because that's all they're thinking. They're only like, how do I put my ideological ops on the back foot with a discovery? And they're like, oh, they're hating this.

We found proof that, you know, gods out there. As soon as the ark is uncovered, Darwinism will be dismantled. What does she think is going to be on the art? Like, it's going to be like boy monkey, girl monkey skeletons. Like all is that?

Holding each other like that couple in the Titanic. Because like that's also not how Noah's the arc works. Guys, what if they did find the ark and on the ark there were animals and the animals did actually reinforce

evolution. Like, wait, we don't know this kind of monkey, what the fuck? They were evolving. There's like, you can chart the evolution in this one room of this one species. But in keeping with the right turning everything into a grift,

Noah's Ark Scans is already charging people $3,600 for a tour of the site, which seems like a normal price. And Witsky claims that the apartment belonging to the founder of Noah's Ark Scans was ransacked and burglarized and that the thieves stole basically anything they thought he might have stored the Noah's Ark evidence on. So, and that the attacks are borderline demonic. uh the lack of evidence that is going to come from this has nothing to do with their not being evidence and has everything to do with uh the fact that satan is out to get them i think um she's got

i mean she's a freak this lauren witsky person are you familiar with her way i mean you have an amazing ability to remember political uh people's names that i think i got like five of them yeah she i mean She ran in like 20, for Senate, but like she didn't have a chance because she's absolutely lost her head. Like she's like predictably, she's like anti-choice. She thinks black lives matter.

People are terrorists. She's COVID was satanic. The earth is flat. Gay people are demonic. Pharmaceuticals are a form of witchcraft. I'm just going through her, just like her own website. She was a big Q&O person.

In this house, we believe. Yeah. Israel did 9-11. And she was like, I was also reading on her Wikipedia, she was arrested for possession of like methamphetamine and heroin driving under the influence and resisting arrest, quote, after being found unresponsive within a car parked in a busy Tennessee intersection. That was a demonic plot. Yeah. They got me hooked on that stuff.

Exactly. But I mean, like, it's just one of these people who's just, when you just love. look at their life. You're like utter chaos. And yeah, looking to do stuff like this. I'm sure like grift people out of money and be like, we're going to get this scan. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. This is going to turn it around. Yeah. And finally, we do like to take a quick look at the weekend books office where primetime came in number two. The number one movie at the box office this weekend was Avengers End game Encore. Oh, that's a thing. I saw that.

that. I was like, what? There's a re-release? It's just Avengers Endgame with some additional post-credit shit. Basically, the movie equivalent of Malibu Stacy with new hat. With new hat. Of course. It has new hat.

Got Lisa's ass. Number two was Primetime. Starred Robert Pattinson as Chris Hanson. The reviews were mixed to positive. The performance is apparently unhinged. And so I like to see he always he always takes big weird swings Robert Pattinson

I love I do like it Chris Hanson who is still alive and out here doing his catching a predator thing and totally fine and totally fine about it seems normal He's like this doesn't bother me at all He actually went to the movie posted pictures of himself shoveling popcorn into his mouth while being, you know, ripped to shreds on screen. And then was just hanging around outside the theater waiting to be interviewed by people, which people obliged. Wait, he really just walked out of here.

The post said, well, I saw primetime. My reaction tonight on my podcast. What the fuck? You just had somebody covering B-roll. And so in and out of reality, it's hard for me to, you know, obviously I'm not objective because the character is, you know, me. But it was so detached from reality or anything I've ever experienced then or now doing the investigations. I just think it's, I'm not sure what the point of it was. I'm really interested to see it.

And it's like, really just like this very artistic commentary on his like desire for fame. It's just like so odd. Like I never did any of this stuff. I don't even get it. Like this doesn't even make sense. the person who interviewed him, Brian said, should have said, Chris,

why don't you have a seat over there? Yeah. Then he decided to offer his criticisms of the film during a podcast interview with Jesse Waters. Oh, yeah. Not surprisingly, not a fan. And he also reminded everyone that the film industry

was led by one of the most prolific predators to walk the planet Harvey Weinstein and then implied that the director of Primetime might be a pedophile with an, agenda. Jesus Christ. If you like movies or like work in movies, yeah, you're actually on Harvey Weinstein. He really said, he goes, there's an agenda there, perhaps.

Maybe we should look at Lance Oppenheim's transcripts. Wow. Really, dude? Having a normal one. Yeah, he also used AI to add his face onto the Robert Pattinson standing in a kitchen, wearing a track suit meme, which I was, I had seen that. picture a bunch. I didn't know where it was from. Apparently it was from

early, like, character work for good time. So it was posted by one of the Safty brothers. I see. Well, two can play that game. He's so... Dude, Chris Hansen, you... I don't know.

I mean, honestly, you should... This is only just making people want to see this take down of you or just this depiction of this moment in your career more, I think. Because it's just so... When you're the subject of a thing and keep going, I'm not bothered at all. It's great. And you just keep doing stuff.

I actually love it. I mean, this is, he is a grifter who's like just, just wants attention. And so having a movie made about him is a great opportunity for him to kind of call attention to himself. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Those are some of the things that are trending on this Monday, September 28th.

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