The Daily Zeitgeist - TrendTok 7/15: Millenials, Joe Manchin, Joe Biden, Ricky Martin, Joffrey Baratheon, Barbie
Episode Date: July 15, 2022In this edition of TrendTok, Jack and Miles discuss more stuff that is Millenials' fault, more obstructionist BS from Joe Manchin, Joe Biden fist-bumping his way through the Middle East, the allegatio...ns against Ricky Martin, their favorite GoT villain death, and more deets on the 'Barbie' movie!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Hello, the internet, and welcome to this episode of trend talk uh not like talking
trends uh but like tiktok a play on tiktok that is courtesy of super producer anna hosnier
before giving us that said wait what is this one called um so you know big fan big fan of the show
i am jack that over there well that is miles yep yep yep and here are some of the show. I am Jack. That over there, well, that is Miles.
Yep. Yep. Yep. And here are some
of the things that are trending
as we close out this
Friday,
this week of July.
July 15th.
Millennials' fault is trending
because it's always trending.
That is just, that's
got to be on the whiteboard in editorial offices,
every corporate media outlet.
It's got to be the number one.
It's in their voice book.
Yeah, seriously.
So this article is titled,
Millennials are to blame for sky Sky-High Inflation, Strategist Says.
And they spend a couple paragraphs talking about the things that cause inflation, none of which are just corporations deciding to have record profit.
And then they get to this part.
But one investor is arguing there's another major factor to blame, millennials.
this part but one investor is arguing there's another major factor to blame millennials see what everyone is not including in the conversation is what really causes inflation which is too many
people with too much money chasing too few goods bill smeed chief investment officer at smeed
capital management told cnbc's Squawk Box Europe on Thursday.
So ultimately, they figure out that the real issue is that there's too many millennials.
In the US, there are an estimated 92 million millennials in the 27 to 42-year-old age bracket.
Thank you so much, by the way, Bill Smead, for including me in the millennial age bracket.
Love you for that. The last time we saw what we call Wolverine inflation, which is inflation that is hard for policymakers to stop,
was when 75 million baby boomers had replaced 44 million silent generation people in the 70s.
But that was followed, of course, by baby boomers then just taking all the money for themselves and becoming very rich and successful.
That's not going to happen because
nobody's going to let the millennials have
any money because that is
just their fault.
It's their fault.
We got to blame them. We can't help
them. Yeah. You know who has
all your money? That generation
of people that as a
the brokest generation ever. jet like the brokest generation and it didn't
ever yeah the brokest generation ever is the reason that we don't have as much money as we
used to i guess maybe what they're like running the like welfare playbook on millennials to be
like and they need help and that's why the economy's fucked because they don't have their
shit together uh they don't have their shit together enough to not have been born here
but the premise is that millennials have too much money i think right wasn't that his whole thing
was that like too many people with too much money yeah trying to go after too few good um which
doesn't i don't know yeah if like i mean in the housing market it's like three mega corporations
buying all the houses and no housing supply?
Yes, that is exactly what is happening.
Whatever.
I don't know.
Whatever.
Home ownership is no longer going to be a thing fairly soon.
Thanks to...
Which is funny.
The way those companies talk to it's like, you know, most of our millennial and Gen Z clients, they actually don't want to own a house.
Yeah, exactly.
They want to be in a forever loop of debt where they don't own anything at the end of the day and we get them
to pay our mortgage it's pretty cool so anyways the system's broken not gonna work very long
uh by the way uh j michael spencer had a great tweet um so that somebody tweeted news 89 how
to tell if the bear market is bottoming according to the pros.
He was like, is this headline
business or gay?
Business or gay?
We're fucked.
Then my computer crashed, so I don't
even know what the second trending thing is.
It's Joe Manchin speaking of
incredibly fucked.
He's relegated future generations to a hell world.
Basically told the Democrats he's not going to back any spending bill legislation that either increases spending on climate change and or increases taxes on the corporations or the wealthy.
At least he's consistent.
So basically he's saying
you know i look joe byron i know you've promised all these people build back better and look
we didn't mean it but at the very least now of all the things you promised maybe we'll get
prescription drug costs down a little bit and that's build back better so yeah pretty pretty uh
fucked we look it's pretty bad uh i mean but on top of it
it's not like joe biden's doing much to stop the proliferation of fossil fuels either like
signing over like tons of like land to fossil fuel producers recently so you know but it's easy to
just put it on joe mansion also yeah yeah because there's nothing you can do. All you can do is just let Joe Manchin do
whatever he wants and then be like,
but I'm also
named Joe. Because as the president,
you actually work for the senator
of West Virginia.
Joe Manchin.
You have nothing to do.
No room to maneuver there.
The New York Times certainly doesn't think so.
Analysis. Inflation, party infighting,
and war upend Biden's
climate agenda.
President Biden promised to wean the U.S.
from fossil fuels to lessen emissions
that could trigger catastrophic global warming,
yet his plans are now
thoroughly frustrated with rising
prices, party infighting,
and the aftershocks
of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
So, I mean, the New York Times, the Biden administration will continue to frame it as like,
it was out of our hands, folks.
There's nothing we can do.
Ah, darn it.
I mean, I know this is potentially world ending.
We wanted to do something.
But, ah.
What do you want me to do?
Tax these wealthy companies?
I can't because the other Joe,
Joe Manchin 3, he says
we can't. So, sorry.
And you know the old adage, Joe's before
hoes. That is what they said.
Speaking of Joe's,
Joe Biden is in the Middle East
and
he's having a hell of a run.
He's
proudly proclaimed he's a Zionistist uh yeah fist bumped mbs
um but then he claims he raised the question uh after they fist bumped about the fact that he had
uh he murdered so he's you know he's on it he's on i'm gonna treat him like the pariah they are
what up mbs my guy pound it pound it out like what um and then i mean he did show his uh
hatred of the english when he was like you know the irish are kind of like the palestinians
and you're like just stop right there joe just stop right there just stop right there thank you
just go back to whatever whatever people thought that this was a win for you to go over there and
fist bump someone on the campaign trail you're like gotta treat them like the pariah they are
nailed unless uh unless i default to my old 70s habits of being like saudi arabia oil help
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And Ricky Martin is trending.
Yeah, pretty disgusting.
Ricky Martin is trending.
Yeah, pretty disgusting.
I mean, so a couple weeks ago, there were these headlines about Ricky Martin
getting sued by his former manager
and saying that they knew about a, quote,
career-ending allegation.
Then two weeks ago, there was a story that
Ricky Martin was facing restraining order in Puerto Rico.
And there was a lotining order in Puerto Rico. And like people were like,
there was a lot of speculation at what happened,
like who requested the restraining order.
And now there's a story.
Now it's been published in a few places.
And a lot of it is like,
I've seen things on like Marca from Spain,
but they're saying that
again these are allegations
that he was in a like
incestuous relationship like with
his nephew who was
21 years old and
is now looking at like a legal
trial and all kinds of shit because of this
it's yeah it's
pretty like disturbing just to read
it because at first you're like oh what is
like i think a lot of people who are on twitter like oh ricky martin is trending and then you
look at like what these are like articles are linking to and it's very fucking disturbing so
yeah i don't know i mean i think ricky martin like obviously his camp they're saying these are
completely false allegations uh but yeah it's very very uh grim very dark yeah um
all right uh joffrey is trending because uh it is three years ago and you just entered a time loop
and uh welcome to 2019 donald trump is still president. Oh, God. Fine.
I mean, what's the difference right now?
Look, people are right now, the reason he's trending, Joffrey, is because, you know, it's
like one of those Twitter questions where people said, whose death gave you the most
satisfaction from Game of Thrones?
Ramsay Bolton, Walder Frey, Joffrey Baratheon, or Tywin Lannister?
And a lot of people were saying Joffrey baratheon or tywin lannister and a lot of people were saying joffrey i think i
i'm trying to think i mean walder fray i hated the death necessarily didn't give me the same
level of satisfaction um that maybe seeing joffrey like be poisoned did and to see like his like
green face yeah yeah that was an was an ugly way to go.
How did Walter Frey die?
Keith, uh, Aria.
Remember, like, used the masks and just, like,
pulled up on him and I think slit his throat.
Slit his throat.
That was a good one, at least.
It was, like, violent and, uh...
Yeah, and he put it together, like, you know,
like, in a way where it's like,
yeah, it was me.
And Ramsey got, you know, he got got by the wolves.
Yeah. I feel like his jaw
got ripped off or something. There was something
like particularly violent about
his death that was, uh,
yeah. I was happy to see him go,
because I had just named my son Ramsey,
and it was annoying
for people to be like, you named him after this?
The psychopath on the
most popular show? show. I did.
Motherfucker.
Yeah.
We're going to sharpen his teeth into fangs.
So every one of his teeth is a fang.
And also, please use his full name, Ramsey Jeffrey Dahmer O'Brien.
Okay.
Yeah, Joffrey is purely going off of how much people wanted him to die.
Watching somebody just be
poisoned is kind of
not the most satisfying way to
watch someone die.
I'll show you my full list of the most
satisfying ways to watch someone die
that I have here
next to the computer one of these days.
And then Tywin Lannister was just shot with a crossbow while taking a shit yeah i mean fine but it wasn't necessary like
i think it was the like for it to be satisfying you need an equation of like visible suffering
on the face of the evil person for there to be satisfaction derived from it. It has to feel
horrible. But anyway,
that was nine years ago.
It feels like the most satisfying death would have
been the Sand Viper
or whatever his name was who got
his head spoiled.
Smushed? Wait, but I thought we
liked Pedro Pascal. I'm saying though, they
saved the most satisfying acts
of violence for the people we like and we're rooting
for.
When the show was at its best
they were like this is how life goes.
People you thought were going to come up and
win actually
just suffered the most brutal
on screen death
ever.
I'm not saying I was like,
alright, fine, I was rooting for it. I was rooting for them
the whole time, the bad guys.
Damn it. Ken is
trending.
This is something we're just tracking
because the Barbie movie,
let's say it's got our attention
at the Daily Zeitgeist.
It's very
mysterious.
Greta Gerwig script.
She's an indie director.
People are like, the script is great,
but we don't really have much else.
We have the shots from the set where they look amazing.
But Ryan Gosling just let slip a few details. Ken's life is even harder than the gray man life so this was
like on the gray man publicity tour ken's got no money he's got no job got no car he's going
through some stuff so maybe maybe this does like follow ken and barbie uh as like in a more realistic outside world
like a Brady Bunch movie
I feel like that's the way
you have fun with it rather than like
validating some like fever dream
a toy would have of what their reality is
you want to see like
Ken be like hey what's up homies
and these people are like yo man come up off your
rollerblades
and he's like huh?
I don't have a job please and my car is plastic this is a car jack well the name's not jack well you're right it is a car but the name's not jack it's greg um that's one of my favorite jokes of all time he's from the brady bunch movie clowns never laughed before
and beanstalks never grew i just remember that song movie and my favorite line is put on your
sunday's best kids we're going to sears and i never heard that because i didn't grow up going
to church like or i mean when i did it was because my grandparents were dragging me.
But Sunday's best, I was like, what the fuck is that?
I'm like us, like me wearing sweatpants on Sunday.
But I get it.
People had their Sunday's best to go to see.
Those were the days.
And I'm a millennial.
And I still remember wearing my Sunday's best.
The pants were itchy.
Miles. Yeah. were itchy. Miles.
Yeah.
Pleasure.
Pleasure talking to you.
Where can people find you, follow you, all that good stuff?
I mean, but is this the Daily Show?
I don't know, man.
I've got a lot of tables.
Just tell the people where they can find you.
Yeah, look, man.
Find me at Jack underscore O'Brien on Twitter, man.
All right.
Perfect.
You can find me at Miles of Grey on Twitter and Instagram.
Sweet.
That's going to do it.
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Up first, I explore the making of a rivalry.
Kaitlyn Clark versus Angel Reese.
Every great player needs a foil.
I know I'll go down in history.
People are talking about women's basketball just because of one single game.
Clark and Reese have changed the way we consume women's sports.
Listen to the making of a rivalry.
Caitlin Clark versus Angel Reese on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcast, or wherever you get your podcast.
Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports.
I'm Keri Champion, and this is season four of Naked Sports.
Up first, I explore the making of a rivalry. Kaitlyn Clark versus Angel Reese.
People are talking about women's basketball just because of one single game.
Clark and Reese have changed the way we consume women's basketball.
And on this new season, we'll cover all things sports and culture.
Listen to Naked Sports on the Black Effect Podcast Network,
iHeartRadio apps, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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