The Daily Zeitgeist - VegeZeit Trendwich: 11/16: Poland, Trump, Respect for Marriage, Max Headroom, Larry, Krasner, Thanksgiving

Episode Date: November 17, 2022

In this edition of VegeZeit Trendwich, Jack and Miles discuss the Polish missile crisis, the holiday shortages, Trump announcing his presidential run, Chuck Schumer advancing the 'Respect For Marriage...' Act, Madison Cawthorn looking like Max Headroom, Larry Krasner getting impeached, and America's weirdest Thanksgiving dishes!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Starting point is 00:02:39 miles these are some of the things that are trending yes poland um we figured it's not it was a that was a big oopsie daisy actually yeah it turns out it was a misfire from uh ukraine the the missile that exploded on poland yeah so a lot of people yeah i think that's why yesterday we're like uh it doesn't seem like the pent is willing to say it was Russia quite yet, which seemed like we were saying like, oh, maybe there's more to this. And it turns out, yeah, it was an errant. Turns out there is.
Starting point is 00:03:11 And then like NATO was like, it's okay. Like I know they, like the Ukrainians technically fired it, but it's still the Russians fault because they're basically, there was all this like anti-air defense. Because they started a war. I mean, sure. It was like anti-air defense.
Starting point is 00:03:21 Because they started a war. I mean, sure. It's very relieved to find out that it wasn't Russia. Yeah. But then also, I forget who one of their representatives from Russia was like, hey, shout out to the Pentagon for really taking the time and not jumping to any conclusions on it. It's like, okay, y'all just get the fuck out of there there i think they're all ready to just be dumb with this shit except for putin you know like everybody based on yeah everything you read about how like
Starting point is 00:03:52 demoralized anyone fighting for russia is at this point it's it's just really tragic too because you see all these people get conscripted just to fucking be paraded out like the front lines and face like a grim possibility of dying um so richest human beings in the history of earth vladimir putin elon musk and jeff bezos having a having a rough go for the last few years i don't know i don't know what's going on okay let's keep it up let's see see that shit crash. Seriously. Fuck those guys. We'll talk more about Elon Musk. In our new podcast, we fusks with musks. Oh, and we just heard Mark Zuckerberg,
Starting point is 00:04:34 formerly one of the richest people in the history of Earth, inside tell that he surrounded himself with sycophants. That's shocking to me. No. For a billionaire. I mean, poor guy, to be honest. He has that energy where a lot of people are like, man, shut up, Mark.
Starting point is 00:04:50 I feel like even when he's running a company, I bet there are a lot of outs. I'm like, no, Mark, stop. Stop. You don't know what you're talking about. He's like, I don't like him. Can we get rid of him? And then bring in the person.
Starting point is 00:05:00 Damn, that's a good Zuckerberg, man. Yeah, I mean, that's just me being small. I'm trying to make myself the tiniest human. That's how that came out good Zuckerberg, man. Yeah, I mean, that's just me being small. I'm trying to make myself the tiniest human. That's how that came out. We sell ads, Leonard. Yes. Smoked meats, perhaps. All right.
Starting point is 00:05:14 We've gotten our first indicator. I mean, this has been going on for a little bit, but Turkey Shortage is now on every local news station. That was a good turkey sound. You can kind of set your clock to this shit now they know that it is the story that people never tire of some short thing of upcoming celebration or holiday uh yeah we're actually running low you know what's wild too that right turkey shortage cranberry was cranberry shortage one year right wasn't there like yeah they're
Starting point is 00:05:45 like it's not enough we need to we need to shortage the the main thing right so yeah yeah i mean look shout out to all y'all buying your turkeys remember it's not 24 hours to thaw it's like 24 hours per like whatever five pounds or some shit so please do the math uh if you're not thawing your turkey already you're fucked if you're not thawing your turkey now how fucking tiny is it asshole it better be some mutant fucking genetically altered behemoth you're feasting on and feeding your family with but yeah hey this year try a christmas goose for for thanksgiving i've always been intrigued about that i've oh yeah that's like one of those things i'm like i'd i'd try a christmas goose i've never eaten a goose before and either i've had close encounters i used to like work as the
Starting point is 00:06:32 sort of groundskeeper at this gym in massachusetts and i had some run-ins with geese they're not friendly so geese trying to press you yeah just like trying to shoo them off of busy streets so they don't get fucking run over. And they did not like me. So you were being altruistic and then they repay you with, wow. Yeah, fuck them geese. But the other thing that was interesting, I just heard a story about Christmas trees because that's always like a thing that happens. Oh, it's coming. Christmas tree shortage.
Starting point is 00:07:01 about Christmas trees because that's always like a thing that happens with the Christmas tree shortage. This time the story was about like how the Christmas planter people are like, yo, man,
Starting point is 00:07:09 you know, it's going to be, this is going to be a tough one. But then the counter story was like all the consumers being like, and we are, we know the prices
Starting point is 00:07:16 are going to be higher. We don't care. We're okay with it. It was like this very weird thing of like, prices are going to be high, but guess what? People know
Starting point is 00:07:23 and they love that about the real trees. So I'm like, okay, get like okay get ahead this is the only thing you need to know to understand inflation is that all they need to do is have a pr like wing of their company or hire a pr firm uh seed the story that there's a shortage or some other justification. Gas prices are high because of Russia and also Joe Biden. Oh, okay. Then you just run with that. You can raise prices as much as you want without anybody blaming you. They're blaming bird flu for the turkey shortage.
Starting point is 00:07:58 I have no idea if it's true. Okay. I suspect not, but it's always a little trickier with natural things like turkey and Christmas trees because I don't follow turkey farming as closely
Starting point is 00:08:14 I'm pretty sure that Hershey's could confection up some candy if there was ever a candy shortage ahead of Halloween that was going to affect their bottom line but yeah it's all they're almost always bullshit and the media loves it we love it we love it don't we folks we love it folks shout out to trump running for prez again i guess this is our first time recording since since that announcement oh yeah we'll talk more about it on tomorrow's episode you know who wasn't there blacks for trump blacks for trump wasn't
Starting point is 00:08:45 there what happened they're always the that one dude is always there yeah with the wild perm he wasn't there somebody better check on him i don't know what's going on maybe they're i don't know but anyway it was a fucking snooze fest yeah really i mean honestly at this point it's like i'm more it's like a snooze fest because i think we're just like irritated like just shut the fuck up and go away fool i don't even give a fuck about you he seemed tired miles like i that that i i had that thought i was like am i just so bored by this but he seemed like he's he doesn't believe it anymore suffering from the adderall shortage he knows i don't think he believes his own bullshit either anymore like that's what it felt like everybody it's like, dude, this is all fucking stupid.
Starting point is 00:09:27 You keep saying you're going to do this thing. You're a terrible leader. But like, oh, God, I golf here, so I guess I'll come. Right. It also feels like they told him the stop the steal shit wasn't working. And so he was having to not run free and say exactly what he wanted to say. And when he can't do that,
Starting point is 00:09:49 he, he had the same energy that he has when he's doing those teleprompter speeches during his presidency. Like the three times they got him to read off a teleprompter where it was just like very low, low vibrational energy coming from a guy. Low vibes is what we'd say there. Low vibes.
Starting point is 00:10:08 Yeah. Not high vibes. Same sex marriage is trending. Have you seen this? Have you heard about this? I've heard about this. Also, shout out to Jay Leno. Chuck Schumer is saying
Starting point is 00:10:16 that they're going to advance the Respect for Marriage Act and vote on it. Yeah. I mean, it passed. They got 12 Republicans to vote to vote so wow yeah yeah yeah they broke the filibuster uh did they do it by naming it something that it sounds like a homophobic republican would have advanced because respect for marriage seems like isn't
Starting point is 00:10:40 isn't that what republicans like said when they were objecting to gay marriage? Of course, Jack. Of course. That's why you have fucking people like Franklin Graham just blowing a gasket on Twitter saying the deceitfully named Respect for Marriage Act will be voted on by the U.S. Senate this week. The bill strikes a blow at religious freedom. It's not freedom, bro. You are free to do whatever the fuck you want. So that box has been ticked, motherfucker. Your freedom isn't at stake here. You are actively trying to restrict someone else's by saying, well, that's against my religion. That's not how it works. Frank, Lynn, Graham, please leave. So, yeah, we will.
Starting point is 00:11:21 Yeah, it's getting it's making its way through, you know, that these final days of this Congress, as they call it, the lame duck session. It's like typically, they said in the last five or six Congresses, 25% of the major legislation has happened in this time period. Because they're like, fuck, man, all right, let's get shit done. Let's get shit done before the fucking new Congress comes in. Oh, really? Interesting. And yeah, they're like up against a deadline because some of them are getting fired or leaving.
Starting point is 00:11:49 And also there's no consequences. Well, in the house too, because you need the house, while you control both chambers, you need to be able to kick that down to the house and be like, yep, all right, good. We got it. Send it to Joe Byron.
Starting point is 00:11:59 Bang, bang. But yeah, it codifies same-sex and interracial marriage. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Supreme Court's a little iffy on human rights. That's what it sounds like. That's what it sounds like.
Starting point is 00:12:11 So, yeah, look, I think, you know, with these politicians, it's a little late. You know, you could just codify this shit a little bit sooner. But, I mean, what are they going to do in, like, 2024? Because, you know, they're going to be like, okay, we have to pair some kind of like working class hero with an existential threat to their rights to get them to vote. Right. So what will we let who which group will we let slip completely through the cracks this time?
Starting point is 00:12:37 Right. But I don't know. Remains to be seen. I think they're focused grouping. Yeah. You know. All right. Let's take a quick break and we'll be right back.
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Starting point is 00:16:47 available now with new episodes every Thursday. Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. And we're back. And Max Headroom is trending. Remember Max Headroom? I didn't know it was spelled straight up Headroom.
Starting point is 00:17:12 Yeah, wasn't it? Yeah. No, I think you're right. Yeah, I saw it trending and I was like, is that how that was always spelled? Yeah, I mean, if you remember Max Headroom, maybe from, you know, maybe like if not specifically back to the future he's got a couple appearances there he was like what was max headroom saying like the first like digital star like what what was his claim to fame in the 80s yeah he was like robot guy artificial artificial intelligence character was like his whole thing was like this idea of a computer
Starting point is 00:17:42 generated talent anyway that's for us old folks the reason it's trending is because other old folks have noticed that madison cawthorne as he was talking about why he's going to talk to donald trump at the rally like the lighting was so weird it actually kind of makes him look like max headroom in it yeah it looks quite a bit like max headroom actually and this guy couldn't look more desperate like i'm not sure again the lighting is so weird it's like if as if someone is like holding a mag light very loosely beneath him like a scary story and it's only lighting like the top half of his skull um but yeah this is we'll play a little bit of him being like oh my gosh donald trump is so cool so i flew down to mar-a-lago today from washington dc all right that's enough so yeah uh from washington dc you still working
Starting point is 00:18:32 there didn't you get nah come on fam hey what hey why are you making it hot for me he truly looks exactly i don't know if it was intentional but he he looks exactly like max hedrum if you're not familiar with max hedrum it's worth it's worth going back and checking that out if you're much younger than us or just even a little bit younger than us. Because it was part of... I think there was a pirate radio broadcast or a pirate TV broadcast,
Starting point is 00:18:56 which was a thing that happened in the 80s a couple of times where they would take over TV waves. Yeah, signal hijacking. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And they put Max H hedrum out there but then also he became like a pepsi spokesperson um like go back and look at max hedrum or you know any anything any of the art from the 80s is a very weird time yeah well look times are rolling you know good times good times good times were rolling for five percent of the
Starting point is 00:19:26 country and that's what everyone focused on hey but everyone had access to lewds and cocaine so right you know larry krasner is trending because uh they're trying to impeach him after i mean they have they voted to impeach him they voted to impeach him. Does that mean that he's impeached? Yeah. I mean, that's what I'm not clear on. I know that this has, they voted it through. So this is most likely saying that they've successfully impeached him. But it's more so to understand like how this will be challenged because he was reelected in just like in a huge margin.
Starting point is 00:20:04 This is the progressive da from philadelphia exactly this is another like progressive da that many conservatives go after because they're not like yeah man beat them the fuck up and walk them away rather than like no no there's a there's actually a better way to do this uh and it's called being humane and people fucking agree with this so i have a feeling there this is going to be contested because like they're they really don't have like it didn't even rise to what the typical standard of impeachment is they're like okay what crime did he commit right crickets so this is yeah this is this this just happened so uh i'm sure this is this is obviously about developing story but just
Starting point is 00:20:44 oh you know it shows you despite a lot of the victories that happened at a federal level and just locally too, there's still a lot of these wacky fucking places or just the makeup of state houses that will, despite these wins that you have in these metropolitan areas, their state house is just red and they're like, yeah, you know what? I don't like them. Let's impeach them. It's going to turn out it was an errant impeachment from ukraine is uh tomorrow we'll issue a we shall see one thing that should be stated here is that like the gop is they're still they're on track to lose around 10 seats in that state house so they're they're doing this to try and get some shit
Starting point is 00:21:22 through while they still feel that they're the balance of power is like you know with strongly in their favor instead of yeah exactly so it's it's a bit of a ticking clock thing um but anyway shows you the cynicism of our leadership yeah and you know they're they're not ultimately huge fans of democracy in this country the main thing that distinguishes this country from other ones is not democracy it's that we let rich people do whatever they want and we don't have any like core value that is like actually poor people tend to be like just as smart and valuable to their society there's nothing like that it. It's just like, yeah, he must be smart. He's rich.
Starting point is 00:22:07 That's the main thing that differentiates us, not an adherence to democracy. And that is coming back and biting us in the ass. All right. Weird Thanksgiving favorites. Miles, do you have a favorite side that is a little on the wacky side? Is it anything?
Starting point is 00:22:23 Yeah, you know, Jack, you know how I like to get down on a Thanksgiving, watching my Detroit Lions play and cooling off with a nice mug of cold gravy. I mean, I don't. Oh, cold gravy. I don't have anything. I feel like every Detroit Lions play. You just kind of turned Namath on me.
Starting point is 00:22:42 Yeah, man. I care less about the team struggling as long as I have my sparkling gravy. I have the phrase, I could care less about the team struggling at least once a day. Good, good. Yeah, because I'm an emotionally and mentally healthy human being. Like I say, it's called millennial sundowning. a mentally healthy human being look like i say it's called millennial sundowning it's where we just fixate on random loose lines from pop culture and just have to blurt them out yeah just wait till we're fucking old like fully senile it's gonna be the tiktok videos and look stupid as
Starting point is 00:23:16 shit but hilarious when like yeah i'm gonna be like gamecube nintendo smoking on that endo 5% tint so you can't see up in my window. They're like, what is Mr. Gray saying in room 203? They're like, he's talking about Mike Jones again. And I'll be there to scream bars after you say that. That's motherfucking bars right there. They're like, he's doing the
Starting point is 00:23:40 Funk Flex bars reaction. Okay, never mind. I don't have a weird one to be honest i feel like everything i've i don't think there's a single weird thing i've had i feel like it's always standard what is even a weird thanksgiving dish i think there's like casseroles there's a lot of casseroles i've i've been at enough like you know potlucks throughout the midwest and the south that i've come across some strange right um things that are called salad even though uh the the closest thing they have to vegetables is marshmallows um or like canned canned fruit yeah i didn't see i didn't have that we had like turkey obviously cranberry sauce you gotta have mac and cheese weirdo you
Starting point is 00:24:29 gotta have collard greens my my grandfather made collard greens yams um i had more of like a black thanksgiving because my mom you know like she's japan there's no fucking thanksgiving so we go to my my dad's side and that all seems very normal to me so it like and every now and then my grandmother would actually make ambrosia salad okay so what is ambrosia salad you describe it to the yeah it's basically like fruit it's just like fruit and cool whip yeah it's like just straight up dessert food uh does it have ambrosia in it no the turn isn't it this the ambrosia of like the gods like isn't that more of like a i thought ambrosia was a flavor am i i might be confusing it with something else oh it might be i mean i just thought it was like a i mean ambrosia salad but i think isn't that a like oh okay isn't that from greek mythology
Starting point is 00:25:23 yeah yeah yeah so i think that's what's oh okay isn't that from greek mythology yeah yeah yeah so i think that's what's hilarious is that our reference to greek mythology is like canned pineapples like oranges fucking yeah you know fluff and coconut so i like am like i really do because it's like the sweetest shit you could eat i wasn't i didn't eat yams as much as i should have uh it wasn't till i got older that i that I was really fully on the yam train. That reminds me of, there's this Mark Twain quote where he's like, Watermelons, it's chief of the world's luxuries. When one has tasted it, he knows what angels eat.
Starting point is 00:25:59 It's just funny to me because that reminds me of the Ambrosia salad thing. At that time, you're just finding out about watermelon and you're like, what the fuck? You can't get over it for like a year. The angels must eat this. Cool whip. It is truly manna from heaven. The greatest food that man has ever put before other man um i mean yeah because you think of it just being like man this is what they were eating up in mount olympus ambrosia up there and
Starting point is 00:26:32 i like that like and what do we have it's canned fruit marshmallow stuff yeah here we go but it's good it does taste good yeah so they did a rundown of all the weirdest ones by state. And it's ambrosia salad, frog eye salad, and jello salad. There's only three fucking things. I thought there'd be more variation. What's frog eye salad? Is that also some kind of... Frog eye salad is a dessert pasta salad. Small noodles, egg yolk, cool whip,
Starting point is 00:27:06 canned citrus fruit, and marshmallows. Yo. Right? I don't know why the noodles need to be in there. I guess to differentiate so that this survey has a third answer. Wow. I like Brian in the chat. We both say yo at the same time,
Starting point is 00:27:22 but he just said, that's so nasty. And I'm like like i'm ready wow sweet pasta salad my goodness i don't need sweet pasta anything someone served that to like a person an italian person at your thanksgiving and they i'd imagine they'd fall over the reason it resembles frog eyes is because uh the the pasta that's most typically used is a Chini di Pepe. Oh, okay. Oh, love that.
Starting point is 00:27:52 Oh, you didn't know him? Oh, you didn't know? No. Yeah. So shout out to Cool Whip. Shout out to casserole culture. Best casserole I've ever had. Probably hash brown casserole from p2 marisa uh shout out to
Starting point is 00:28:07 y'all man i'll shout out to people shout out to those casseroles that like you will always remember uh because i have those and like when i'm in like uh like my old neighborhood where i grew up like and i see like one of the homies moms i'm like hey can you tell me that one recipe that one dish that you always used to make? And I'm like, I'm old enough to cook for myself. So that's all I need to recreate my childhood
Starting point is 00:28:29 with your dishes. So shout out all the legendary casserole. Speaking of Pete, former guest, recent guest, Pete, the Walkman,
Starting point is 00:28:36 to reunite for first concerts since 2013. Oh shit. Yesterday. Okay. Any Walkman fan out there? That's exciting news.
Starting point is 00:28:46 Just get Desus and Merrill back on here because we're in the reunion business. That's right. We're in the reunion world. All right. Those are some of the things that are trending on this Wednesday, November 16th. We are back tomorrow with the whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other. Be kind to yourselves. Get the vaccine. Get the booster. episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other. Be kind to yourselves.
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