The Daily Zeitgeist - Trendro Pascal 8/5: Trump On The Roof, Aalborg Zoo, Elon Musk, Grateful Dead/Nangs

Episode Date: August 5, 2025

In this edition of Trendro Pascal, Jack and special guest co-host Andrew Ti discuss Trump on a roof, the Copenhagen zoo asking people to donate their unwanted pets… as food, Elon Musk inspiring Hollywood (in the worst way possible), Grateful Dead fans getting icy off the nangs in SF and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hello, the internet, and welcome to this episode of Trendro Pascal. He's having a bit of a moment. That guy? Am I right? We'll see. The box office for Fantastic Four was not. the second week was a was a pretty major drop-off less than fantastic you was it was yes uh he he was only in four movies in theaters at the same time yeah that's true i mean yeah he i guess

he's having a moment but it's i think on the balance i'm just like such a bank accounts having a moment i'm such an industry shill i just want all movies to do well for at least a little while because i do too i do too he's like on the cover of magazines too yeah you've seen these magazines Zines, the little thin books with glossy covers. Thin what's with whaty what? I mean, um, my name is Jack O'Brien that over there is Mr. Andrew Tee. What do. Also, shout out to Vanadium Silver, who gave that one, gave me Trendro Pascal on the Discord.

Also, uh, gave me timely review of each news day, which is a pointless acronym for Trent. I saw that one. That one was really good. It's just hard to put in the title, you know, because it's long, so you wouldn't even, the title wouldn't have any of the news stories on it. So that's why I didn't use it, but I do appreciate you. I see what you did, Vanadium Silver. I see it.

Well done. All right. Shall we get into the trending news stories and that we do on this timely review of each news day? I mean, we could fuck around for like 15 to 18 minutes, but we got to be known to happen. we got we got some heaters to get off our chest here because the president was on the roof this is this is yeah crazy isn't it crazy

I don't know if it's crazy he seemed like he seems a little unhinged right now just like I don't know he always is a little bit yeah yeah this was just like a weird energy so yeah I would immediate if I got to be present I'd immediately go up there

to look for Willie Nelson's weed plant, you know? It is, like, kind of one of the more relatable things he's ever done. And I will say, there's video, I mean, definitely. I only saw stills from on blue sky. So I don't really have a- Of Trump on the roof. On the roof. He did start dancing to YMCA, but he wasn't doing the YMCA.

Yeah. He was just doing YMCA while doing his, like, two dicks. dance. Who was doing, who was playing the music? I don't, I don't know. Was it like amplified? Yeah. So like the White House sound system. And then he's just up there with a photographer and two Secret Service agents who look like, Jesus Christ, with this fucking guy. The music means, obviously, there was significant staff involved in this. Right. You know, at least probably two, three, you know, AV, that sort of folks. assistance. Yeah. So, yeah, there's AV people just like running around, preparing rooms for him

to enter so he can be like, play my list, play the mix. I guess what I mean, though, is because when you first hear Trump on the roof, you do think, you know, he just wandered out there. And obviously, like, upwards of 10 people had to be like, okay, we're doing this. Right, but he, they can't, because he won't, he's not a person who will, like, clear shit with people, you know? Okay, but, but I guess what I mean is, what, like, what I want, I won't speak for you because I guess I'm about to say something that might be technically a felony, but, like, what I want is for, like, you know, the chief of staff to be like, wait, where the fuck did he go? And then he's just up on the roof.

Like, I want him to have wandered up on the roof. Right, without the Secret Service knowing, like, yeah. Yeah, without anyone knowing. And that's clearly not what happened. Who's got eyes on big man? Who's got eyes on big man? This isn't what I'd hoped. Right.

He seems really happy about the Sydney Sweeney news. Yeah. We'll mention this tomorrow. But like that. Yeah. See, the fact that she's a registered of Republican has really, like, sent him into a new level. Are we surprised about this, though, for real? That she's a registered Republican?

I know we talk about it more, but I don't. I guess I just not. Yeah. I'm not shocked. I don't know. Not really at all. Yeah. But you're like, like, oh, I guess that's not what I thought, but it's not surprising.

Yeah. I'm not blown away. His approval is at a very, you know, all time low, which I know he does not choose to acknowledge. I'm not sure if the bubble around him is so complete that he's not aware of that. Because this could also be read as like, it's gotten to him. He's gone like Michael Douglas falling down on our ass and is just like. kind of going, going crazy. But I, my sense is just he, he feels like he's the man.

He's killing it. Yeah, he's just doing stuff because he feels like it. I mean, 70% of people. So he's, uh, his net approval has dropped, uh, to negative 20, six months into his term. Uh, his approval rating on immigration fell nine points since April. People were like, we like racism, but this is a little. This is a lie. and 70% say he has not handled the Epstein situation well, 70% of people.

81% blame him for hiding information on the case. Oh, my God. That's a lot of people. That's a big sample. I know. I guess it's like, though, like, it's such a weird question because no one thinks he handled it well, but no one really thinks he's handled it poor. for the same reason.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like pretty much, because it's just like not handling it well is so open that it's just like, well, yeah, but it's... Yeah, 70, like 10% of that 70% are people who are like,

he hasn't executed all the pedophiles on the White House lawn yet. Yeah, yeah. So just like, yeah, I don't know. It's just like, it's a meaningless statistic in that regard, because it's not like there's a consensus about what handling well would entail.

I only covered in the context, of does he know this and is that why he's behaving weirdly? Of course. But I think it might just be because he's an 82-year-old narcissist who lost his mind a long time ago. 70% don't think he's handled that well, but like, I don't know, probably 35% of those people love him. Yeah, yeah. And like, so it's like, who cares?

Like, it's not like they dislike him. A rare note of imperfection from dear leader. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Or he, oh, he's not going far enough. because he's being held back by the Democrats. That's right. That's right. Yeah.

But I also... But I also... By the Democrats. Do you think... Do you, I did kind of want to push back a little bit on the unhingedness of this? Because it was this weird middle ground of not unhinged enough, but not normal enough either. Right. Yeah.

Maybe not unhinged. Maybe it just like seemed off. And I don't... I don't necessarily know what about it. Like, the energy felt weird. Like, I just, like, his dancing, I, it, it almost felt like he was doing too much for a, like, photographer, you know what I mean? Yeah.

Like, it was, like, he was trying too hard to, like, give fun energy to a photographer who he, like, had a crush on or something. I mean, it was just, like, overdoing it a lot. It's like anyone, it's like anytime we probably see this more in L.A., but I'm sure people see this all over the globe now. every time you see an influencer or a TikTok person out in the wild doing their thing, it's like they look like a fucking lunatic. Yes, exactly.

That's what it felt like a post from influencers in the wild. Yeah. Or when you see, like, not through their lens, but you see it with your eyes, like, what the actual, like, production of what it actually looks like, yeah. Because it's just like he's not being big enough for a crazy situation. He's doing a crazy thing, but he's doing it, like, relatively. Like, you know, like, like he's sleepy after a campaign rally. Yeah, yeah, yeah, right.

Just like kind of out on his feet. I guess. All right. We do have to move on to this zoo in Copenhagen that made a Facebook post soliciting unwanted small pets. If you have a healthy animal that, no, I'm not even going to try it. Animal that needs to be given away for various reasons, feel free to donate it to us. That way, nothing goes to waste.

And we ensure natural behavior. nutrition and well-being of our predators. Oh, my God. Got a little Neeson, Liam Neesony at the end. Yeah. This is, this sounded a lot cooler than it actually is because they're not, they are euthanizing the animals before their, like, it's not a thing where they're like, because the fact that they mention natural behavior made me think they're going to hunt your.

Like they have to. Yeah. They're going to hunt your. Dalmatian that you got because your kids thought that they would be like the ones in 101 Dalmatian. They're going to like, we're going to let it loose on the Savannah section of our zoo. No, they're not doing that because I guess apparently that would be inhumane. And so they're just euthanizing the animal in a humane way and then feeding them. Right.

But I mean, I guess they got to feed these fuckers. It is wild. They got to feed the lions and people have. Pets that they're annoyed by. Can this possibly be, because, okay, here's my question. Is this not potentially the practice of every zoo

with large carnivores? It's just isn't made public. Right. You think that that's where, like, people whose dogs, like all those, like, posts of animals, like, on telephone polls. I just, no, not that. But I do think, like, like, when, you know,

pets get euthanized. Sure. They go somewhere. That's right. And it's not like, it seems to me not like totally out of the question that they would go to feed large predators. Large hit, yeah. The lions are hungry and your pet is, but it does seem like they want only healthy animals. They're not like interested in, like the, the lions are like, ugh, this, this dog had, you know, a bone bear with something.

Yeah, yeah. I mean. Yeah, that it's not based on cuteness. Yeah. The lion's not like, I really want to eat something adorable. I did really quick Google, um, Danish Michelin-Stard restaurants because I, that place, that's no-ma is in Copenhagen, right? Like, yeah, that's super.

So my thought was, of course, that, you know, this is, this is maybe just for a special lion day and they're going to do like a real, like, fancy, like, tweezers preparation of your gerbil for the lion, you know, you know? one can only hope everyone's got to eat but sometimes people got to eat you know in the finest dining possible i wonder if there's anybody who's like i will donate my gerbil but i need the video i need to i need to see that thing get gobbled down right and their response would have to be like all right obviously a gerbil is not enough calories for a lion and so you weirdo they're like how many gerbils could do you got because there's some number

gerbils you can provide them that they're like i didn't need a whole bag of gerbils for that request anyways shout out to gerbils uh we obviously don't want to see any animals harmed but i just think it's interesting that the zoo was like hey yeah you're an animal lover you follow a zoo on facebook check let me throw this back at you though like carnivores are carnivores like when you have a lion that exists someone has to harm an animal to feed it Someone has to farm several animals. Yeah, yeah. Or else you're harming it.

Right. Why am I some, I'm like, I'm like if there was like a libertarian character or the lion king. I know. That's what I would be. You were actually really good on Rogan the other day, I will say. Thank you. Yeah, it was a great appearance. Let's take a quick break.

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or wherever you get your podcast. And we're back. We're back. Lines are hungry. Just remember that. Elon Musk. So we talked yesterday about how we hadn't seen naked gun, but we were hearing really good things.

Notably from Brian the editor. Yes. I saw it. Loved it. You have now seen it. Yes. I saw it. I was trying to remember in the K-Fave of our recording schedule, can I say I've seen it. Yes, because it was in between this morning's episode.

So you saw it at lunch, over lunch. Okay, I watched. Yeah, I definitely watched it over lunch on holding a copy of today's newspaper. And it's genuinely really good. It's like, I mean, I guess what it is, though, is it's the type of comedy. that is almost exclusively on streaming and TV. And so the fact that it's in a movie theater is pretty amazing. It's really funny.

There's just a lot of really good jokes. Hell yeah. Apparently it travels well internationally, which I was finding hard to believe a little bit, but that's one of the things I'd heard. It seems action-based, right? But it's not too action-bid. I mean, I think that's the tricky producer Brian saying it worked well in Mexico.

makes sense. I guess I'm just like, some of the puns, I'm just like, does that work? I think the line that's tricky for them is like, it has to be action-based enough to justify it being in a movie theater with a movie theater budget. Or at least that's, I believe, what the studios believe. Right. Yeah, yeah. Okay, yes, they're there to laugh.

What is the $3 million shot? Yeah, exactly. If we're going to ask people for ticket money, which I don't, necessarily agree with, but I do understand. Okay, so the reason it fits into our zeit guys other than that it's doing well at the theater, we love to see comedy. Go see it. It's really fun. It is

one of two movies, two big new movies opening last weekend that essentially have the same villain, and that villain is Elon Musk. Yes. So the villain of Naked Gun is a tech billionaire obsessed with self-driving cars and men's sperm counts

and then also bad guys too. the animated movie apparently has a tech billionaire with a private space exploration company called Moon X that apparently the writer or like one of the people behind bad guys too was like we wrote this in 2022 when he was like the Tesla guy who was trying to buy Twitter not the Trump guy dismantling America's Safety Net and doing a literal Heil Hitler's. Also, early in the summer, we got a Superman movie with a, apparently a very Elon-coded Lex Luthor. I'd say, yeah, in that he's like, like a tech kind of, um, he's like very

clearly like a tech narcissist, yeah. Yeah, yeah. You know, Victor pointed out, Mickey 17 had a like Trump slash Elon villain. The, what a glass onion had a tech billionaire. Filmmaker Ryan Johnson was like, I had to fight myself to make it less like Elon, the first Venom movie, apparently had an Elon Musk, which is a, he's fallen a long distance from Iron Man 2. Like, I hadn't remember this, but I already James points out that, yeah, Iron Man too came out in 2010. First of all, like Iron Man, I remember like the first time I found out about Elon Musk, people were like, he's like the real world Tony Stark. Yeah.

And then in Iron Man 2, like Robert Downey Jr. meets Elon Musk at a party. He's at a party in Monaco, and Robert Downey Jr. compliments him. He's like, I'm really impressed by SpaceX's Merlin engines. Like, they were doing literal product placement for Elon Musk in the Iron Man franchise 15 years ago. I mean, there's like Star Trek episodes from the time where they like talk about how one of the innovators of, you know, one of the intermediary steps of getting to Star Trek technology was Elon. right like it's pathetic it's amazing it sucks yeah it looks terrible in retrospect um that is great that he's fallen that far i will say that all on the back of his own tweets not all but like largely on the back of his own tweets his like talking well like

extemporaneously showed everyone that he was an evil idiotic Nazi yeah the the problem is for me is that you can't have your villain be as uncool and devoid of charisma as Elon Musk is. Like, the villain is like fun. Yeah. They're like hateable in a fun way. Like that's where you actually get to do cool stuff as with the villain character. Because like, in a lot of Hollywood movies, the hero character, like, can't be that fun.

Like, yeah. At their core, they need to be like sort of a neutral mask, like empty void that anybody can, like, pour themselves into. And so he is just getting, like, his sort of sociopathy and, like, lack of charisma and just, like, pure predatory, like, calculations as, like, just laundered out of him by these movies who are, like, you know, it's kind of similar to, like, you know, the social network. It's, you know, even though Mark Zuckerberg is the villain of that movie, he's also, like, pretty compelling to watch. He's the protagonist. Yeah, we have a big anti-hero problem in media. Like, we're just not good.

Sorry. I don't want to say these people who create these things are not good. I will say that I do think the problem of anti-heroes is sort of intractable and impossible. And it is that people, the people you want to reach do not understand parity. And it creates this situation. Like, again, the worst people, I've said this on this show too many times. but if you ask, the people who needed to hear it most didn't understand that they weren't supposed to be like Don Draper or Tony Soprano or Walter White or whatever.

So it's just a really difficult problem. The other thing that's like really like tough, I think for these guys is, or sorry, for all the examples you just mentioned about Elon Musk coded villains, is that because of Hollywood and like the, like, they have to stand off what you both said about, like, the interesting things about Elon, but also the badness. Like, here's a thing. Like,

Elon isn't bad because he's a narcissist. I mean, it's part of it. But he's bad because he's a fucking Nazi. Yes. Like, it's a little bit. I mean, again, I don't mean this as a criticism, mainly because I would love to work more.

But, like, one of my problems with the Colbert report when it was on was it was a parody of Bill O'Reilly, but because of it being, you know, him being the protagonist, he couldn't actually parody the actual terrible things about Bill O'Reilly, his, like, unbelievable sexism, racism. He was, like, kind of winning. Yeah.

Yeah. So it was just a really tough situation for satire to be in. And that was what always, like, sort of frustrated me. And again, I'm not saying these people were bad at their jobs. I'm just saying the problem was, like, so insurmountable. How you make a good movie that people want to watch or a good TV show. for a good TV show, you know? But it's hard, because then you're like, well, this is Elon Musk-esque.

But, like, you know, one of the things that's so, like, interesting about, like, Alex Luther and the new Superman is it's really telling how unbelievably diverse his employee core is, his, like, goons. Right. And that's, like, good for culture to give, like, you know, this sort of vague sense of representation and have, like, people of all types represent. presented in all kinds of roles. But the reality is, it's like, Silicon Valley is like overwhelmingly, like, male, white, and

Asian. Yeah. And, like, there, all these fucking horrible people doing these horrible things are not a diverse group. No. And so it's like this thing where I'm like, I don't know. I don't know, like, how real you're supposed to make it. But it, to me, has trouble landing because it's like, you know, Lex Luther is cooler than

Elon Musk in so many ways. like Elon Musk just his, his company just gave him $29 billion in Tesla stock like as like a good faith gesture, $29 billion. Like that's so boring. It's like something that like getting your company to like give you herself $29 billion is just so like you could never have a character do that because it would be so fucking boring. Yeah.

It's just like so so you have to like. import all this like gravitas and charisma and yeah and uh like some humor so you can't have a movie villain who like is not funny unless it's in a comedy like the one place he would make sense is like a cringe comedy right yeah he's so corny and unfuny but i mean look even the fucking i don't even know the name of the actor i should who plays the the tech guy in naked gun is just funnier like it's just little things like timing like basic charisma weird things yeah all right we do have to move on because there was a grateful dead concert at gold gate park this weekend and people were selling ice cold fatties a.k.a balloons full of nitrous oxide to uh you know one another one balloon $20 to

$30 the grossest part of the article so this is in i think the cron the san francisco chronicle or no San Francisco Gate. I'll just read this part directly. Vendors outside concerts are often known to pick up used balloons off the ground. So experienced fans will often bring their own with one vendor overheard during the weekend saying that, quote, the same balloon could have been used by 20 people over 13 states. Anyways, it's like, this is news because somebody actually got busted for distributing it, even though it's like hard to prosecute.

You know, who else has been busted for distributing nitrous oxide? Motherfucking, I believe, 14-year-old Andrew T. I got actually arrested in Ann Arbor, Michigan when I was 14 because I was selling whippets. Not selling. I was giving people whippets because that's the second part of my, unless there's been some major inflation in the nitrous oxide market, $20 for a balloon is fucking criminal. That's too expensive. I think that's a 10x markup. Oh, wow.

Yeah. I'm sure. I'm sure Grateful Dead fans are like the easiest people. No, I know. But I'm just like, just go to the fucking store. Jesus Christ, you guys. Pathetic. You can just like buy it at the store?

Yeah. Like a high-end food store as you can get the little cartridges. Brian, the editor says Box of Nause is $20 and asked if Andrew was getting icy off the nangs. I definitely was. That's wild. You got. You got arrested for doing a thing that, like, technically. I couldn't tell the whole story, but I got arrested because I grew up in Ann Arbor, Michigan, which is like, as far as drug laws goes, very lax.

I remember the cop, as she was arresting me, literally going, do you have any weed on you? And then under her, when I said, no, under her breath, she was like, shit, well, if he had weed, we could have just given him a ticket. Now we have to bring him in. Wow. So they took me, this is for all the sports. fans out there to the police precinct underneath Michigan Stadium, the big house. Right. Where they just like take the drunk people at football games.

Yeah, like drunk. I was on university property. But because I was 14, I think I ended up having to write an essay about the danger of inhalants to avoid anything going on my record. But I also think they were hurt, right? I kind of did. I have not really done nitrous since then. I don't think.

I don't think. It's become very popular. The one thing, my, the one thing. the one thing I like about this news story is just it's the most conspicuous drug yeah and it's truly like you're walking around and the drug you're using is like the thing that goes over a player's head in sims like it's just a big bright green like circle yeah i guess it depends hovers over your head i should say the markup does depend on how big those balloons are there's some ice cold fatties I mean, what a great time to learn about the gas laws, you know, PV equals NRT, as the volume expands, the temperature must go down.

Is that what it is? Is that why they're so cold? Escaping gas is cold. Like, anytime you crack like a small gas container and it gets much bigger, the volume, it gets higher. Pressure is the same because we're still on Earth. And I think NR are some constants. So temperature must go down. Damn. There you go. You learned a lot. You were bringing some intelligence to your drug use. I think this is eighth grade chemistry, physics. I don't remember.

Yeah, I checked out about seventh. Well, I was too busy. Yeah. We're glad you got out. Anybody who says that icy nangs will kill your brain cells, I show you exhibit A, what Andrew just said about how volume. Andrew, thank you so much for guest host. posting these past a couple

days. Thanks for having me. Where can people find you, follow you? Yeah, is this racist? I don't know. Blu-Cub. People, I every time I'm on the show, I feel like I get an uptick of Instagram followers. So I guess Instagram, Andrew, but it doesn't really matter. I don't really post that much in any of those places. Yeah. Go watch

Naked Gun. I genuinely enjoyed it. I can't wait. Yeah. That's going to do it for us this Tuesday afternoon. We are back tomorrow with the whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other. Be kind to yourselves. Get your vaccines. Well, he still can get your flu shots. Don't do nothing about white supremacy. And we will talk to y'all tomorrow. Bye. Peace.

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