The Daily Zeitgeist - wE aRe OfFeNdEd! Haunted Housing Crisis 10.31.24

Episode Date: October 31, 2024

In episode 1768, Jack and Miles are joined by co-host of Jordan, Jesse, Go! and author of Youth Group, Jordan Morris, to discuss… MAGA Now Wants Their Turn To Be ‘Offended', Supreme Court Allows Voter Purge In Virginia, Yankee Fan Has Dumbest Possible Explanation For Grabbing Mookie Betts, The (Haunted) Housing Crisis and more! Biden's "Garbage" Video Trump: "Every time I go outside I see somebody from Puerto Rico. They give me a hug and a kiss." Trump’s Shock Comic Was Set to Call Harris a ‘C*nt’ Trump rally comedian workshopped racist Puerto Rico line at NYC comedy club the night before Supreme Court Allows Voter Purge In Virginia Yankee Fan Has Dumbest Possible Explanation For Grabbing Mookie Betts Yankees fan pulls ball out of Mookie Betts' glove in World Series Game 4 Yankees Fans Who Interfered with Mookie Betts Banned from MLB World Series Game 5 The Yankees fans who grabbed Mookie Betts need a lifetime ban Yankee Stadium fans ejected for prying ball from Mookie Betts' glove The (Haunted) Housing Crisis Majorities of Americans believe in ghosts, aliens, the devil: Survey Ghostbusters: A psychologist explains why we believe in the paranormal Phones Ringing (Eerily?) For Nyack Spook Home Sneak Peek At Legally Haunted Lower Hudson Valley Home House isn’t selling? Blame the ghosts. Your dream home might be haunted — and in these states, sellers don’t have to tell you There’s a New Home Exorcism Service for Sellers Who Suspect Their House Is Haunted Psychic Realtor Larry Millennials Most Likely to Purchase a Haunted Home for Something Extra The One Reason Millennials Are More Likely to Buy Haunted Houses Gen Z Most Likely To Choose Haunted Living It’s coming from inside the house How Hollywood weaponizes America’s housing anxiety through haunted house films LISTEN: Mary Jane by Orion SunSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Always too, when they picked something, it's always something like really obvious that's been done, but they were like, what if Superman was evil? I'm like, that's like all that's on Amazon. That's every show that's on Amazon right now. What if Spider-Man was black? What? There's like a whole trilogy of movies about that. They're doing that?

They just murdered that out. Puerto Rican, Puerto Rican. No, they're doing that. They're doing that. That's very much happening. Oh, all right, all right. I'm saying that out not because I want to steal that, but because I just don't think the people are ready.

Black Spider-Man? Yeah, no, no, they're not. No chance. Yeah. No, definitely not. Not in this political climate. No, no. Or Puerto Rican, definitely not. Not in this political climate. No, no. Or Puerto Rican for that matter. Yeah.

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of iHeartRadio. This is a podcast where we take a deep dive into America shared consciousness. And it is Thursday, October 31st, 2024. Sorry, I just saw. I love that fucking howl. Sorry, a woman just walked by my window and I'm wild problematic. Fold my tongue back into my mouth. Blah, blah, blah, blah. It's Halloween.

Oh shit, it's Halloween? Oh yeah, wow, that makes sense. Cause it's National Caramel Apple Day. Yeah. A national magic day, Girl Scout Founders Day, National Doorbells. What the fuck is National Doorbell Day? National Knock Knock Joke Day.

Yeah, but I think it was started by one of these doorbell companies. Half of these are just like random. One of these doorbell companies you say. New tone doorbells. I'm up on your shit. As though we all have... Everything's big doorbell, you know what I mean? The doorbell wars of the 80s. Oh man.

When every Super Bowl halftime show was sponsored by one of the big doorbell companies exactly Yeah, anyways, yeah, that is funny that like they've all clustered around Halloween to be like, here's what people think of When they think of Halloween doorbells are knocking at doors and then we don't even have do people even sell doorbells anymore I feel like everything's like it has to have a 4k camera on it Also, these is probably a doorbell and a I feel like everything's like it has to have a 4k camera on it also it's probably a doorbell and a phone these people yeah you know these days I just do the dang thing just say hey it's Facebook I'm outside you know yeah let me in anyways exciting times when you have a six and an eight year old or just when you have a sick Batman costume that rides up on you and

kind of accidentally... Your torso's too long. Yeah. The torso's too long. My torso's too long, the torso of the Batman costume too short. My legs too short alternately and yeah, it can be obscene. My name's Jack O'Brien AKA and I should have like a Treehouse of Horrors AKA right now. And I should have like a tree house of horrors, AKA right now. Oh yeah.

And I don't, I mean, I guess it'd be like stab, AKA stab O'Brien, AKA. Turn down the computer sound. The first sight I saw the asses were so round. My parents said I beat mommy too much. So I spent half my life just to covering it up. Yeah. Porn in the USA. I want porn in the USA.

I want porn in the USA. I want big titty baddies in the USA. Now that one courtesy of Christy Yamaguchi Maine, the great in reference to the new push from Republicans, not new, but newly highlighted by a recent Democratic political ad. The Republicans want to ban porn and in the ad, a Republican congressman enters someone's bedroom as they're about to, as they're actually actively jacking off. And then he takes their phone and they keep jacking off for some reason.

Weird performance choices made in this political ad. I did, after watching a video today, our guest today sent us a video that is wonderful. And after I was done watching it and enjoying it, uh, I got a scripture based solution to my porn addiction ad. Oh, which I think I must have, because I watched the Democrat porn ban ad on YouTube yesterday, I think they must be like this guy. This guy needs to listen here. Here's some help from a little guy by the name of JC Yeah, who has mentioned things to say about porn addiction. Anyways, I'm thrilled to be joined as always by my co-host. Mr. Miles

By the side of the road that says 15 miles to the Mouse Hut, Mouse Hut, baby. Mouse Hut, baby. Oh no, there he is. Carvel, Carvel Mouse Hut is a little place where we can eat together. Mouse Hut, baby. Wow. Mouse Hut, baby. He can sing too. He's a triple threat.

I do it all when I sell my mouse. Political advisory. Got to have that. Got to have that. Eating mice and singing. The James Carville triple threat. Yeah. Shout out, you Carville, Triple Three. Shout out to you, Kern, do that on television.

Because look, I love singing. Miles, you simply current do that on television. I current ever do that. But yes, thanks for that, AK. Yeah. I said mine was from Chrissy Yamaguchi, man, right? Yeah, you did. Thank you, Chrissy Yamaguchi, man, the great. Speaking of the great, we are thrilled to be joined by one of the greatest podcast guests,

one of the funniest people doing it anywhere. He's one of the hosts of Jordan Jesse Goh. He's an acclaimed author of comics and graphic novels like the Eisner nominated Bubble, and the brand new graphic novel Youth Group. It's Jordan Morris. Jordan. Hey, it's me, Jordan Morris, AKA Jordan Morose. Morose.

Ooh, Gordon. The scariest thing you can be. Yes, Gordon Morose. I guess Gordon is an actual name. Yeah, sounds like it's a normal guy. Spelling joke. And I'm Gordon Morose. Pleasure to meet you.

Gourd man, a man who's been gourd. Uh-huh. Can I address who is a gourd? There's just be a man who has gourds. Is a gourd? Yeah, is a gourd, which is not very spooky. But a pumpkin is a gourd. That's seasonal. Marose. Ooh, you sent shivers down my spine with that one.

Can I address something that was said on a previous episode of this show now that I have a platform? Oh, yeah. Oh, shit. So on a recent episode of this show now that I have a platform? Oh, yeah. Oh, shit.

Fuck. So on a recent episode, Miles did a topical ska Elon Musk parody. Jack, you did not know the formative, quintessential third wave ska hit, Sellout, by Real Big Fish. I know. I fucked up. I didn't recognize it. No, no, that's okay. But I just like wanted to support Miles and support, you know, those of us still like holding it down for Scott. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I do have a little Scott Elon Musk parody of my own if you would give me a give me the floor for a second.

Overton, please. The floor is yours. Thank you. Thank you. Stop your jumping around. That cyber truck is on fire. Time to stop posting memes, creating problems online. Elon, a message to you. Elon. Thank you.

Wow. Oh man. Old gray whistle test performance of that song. Thank you. Wow. Oh man. Old Grey Whistle Test performance of that song. That was really nice. And thank you for the impromptu support. I appreciate it. Yeah, yeah. I do know that one.

That's one of my favorite songs of all time. It's a classic. It's a goddamn classic. Is that second wave, Scott? What wave did that? The specials. The specials? First?

That's probably second wave, two tone, sky, you're going two-tone sky. Yeah. Really enjoyed that. Thank you. I do wish Elon Musk would stop his jumping around. Yeah, he really loves to jump around. It's about him. He doesn't seem like he's up to it.

Someone pointed out recently that maybe when he jumps up, he's trying to form an X with his body. Is there any truth to that? I don't know. Even if true, also an L. So, okay. I don't have the life force to read. I have also seen that claim and I don't have whatever it takes to

like go and look into that. It's just, it will make me too sad to like find out whether that's true or not. Well, cause what it would lead to like some interview or Elon's like what people don't understand about what I'm doing is I'm creating an X with my body and what I'm saying is physical. Go fuck yourself. You know, you know, it's worse. It's worth less than truth social now.

Twitter that can't be officially. I think the inverse, the great inversion has happened as of like this week. I feel like the great inversion has happened in general. I just feel like we are descending into mega world. Like, I mean, Buzz Aldrin, my Buzz Aldrin, no fucking buzz endorsed Trump. To be fair. I think that just like, if your name is Buzz, you're probably, it's actually more to do with his name being Buzz, just that all the other guys

he knows named Buzz or Maga, but. And he's like the most bitter one, right? Of all those dudes who went up there. Cause did he have to stay on the lander? He's bitter in the sense that like, when people are like, you wouldn't actually land on the moon. He'll punch them, which I've always respected. Like, like militaristic anti-moon landing hoax is funny to me.

Yeah, everyone contains multitudes. We're all complicated people as is. He's also 90 something. 94. Yeah. He's kind of old. The movie First Man, by the way, which I've talked about, really enjoying.

I'm a real hot and cold with Damien Chazelle, but that one really worked for me. And they make Buzz Aldrin seem like a true asshole, who kind of is just like a big person. He kind of like just bullies his way onto the moon landing. Oh, really? He's like, well, not bullies, but he's just like this like abrasive guy who's like, nah, we'll never do it. But, and it is whoever, whatever book they use for research was not a big fan of Buzz Aldrin.

Right. But yeah, I don't know. I'm getting, I'm getting ads for scripture on YouTube. That's never happened before. It just feels like everybody's preparing. They're like, he's going to win and we're all going to live in a weird fucking fascist. Religio fascist world. I mean, what those Bible folks don't know is there's some pretty hot scripture.

So, you know, Jordan just turned his seat backwards and his hat backwards. Right. Yes. All right, Jordan, we are going to get to know you. You know who else? Blue fat ropes. Jordan, we're going to get to know you a little bit better in a moment. First, a couple of things we're talking about today.

Mega is doing their best impression of somebody who is offended. They're pretending to be offended in response. They're like, oh, you're offended? Well, we're mad too. You said mean things about Joe Biden. Hold my beer, they say. They do. Not a Bud Light because too much, too much, too much.

Although I feel like recently I've seen a lot of these people back on the Bud Light. I mean, the outrage never lasts for too long. Oh yeah, sure. Yeah. Yeah. Anyways, we'll talk about that. The Supreme Court also is allowing a voter purge to continue in Virginia.

It just feels like they're stretching out, getting ready for whatever. It's like, wait, you're not supposed to play in this game. Why are you guys stretching each other out? They're being the two Yankee fans. Shadow boxing. They're being the Yankee fans from the Dodger games. Like, that, that, that, that.

Yeah. That's my, I'm in the game. Yeah. That we will talk about those guys. I really, I don't know. There's just a level of, I don't know, like someone needs to like, I kind of get them or something. Yeah.

Yeah. They do need to be a Renaissance painting. Yes. Just a new strain of like super dirt bag that, uh, I don't know, like the, the sunglasses at night, the shamelessness, the weird hand gestures, the conviction that they showed when interfering in the game, uh, all the respect the hell out of it. Uh, we're also going to talk about, talk about haunted houses because it is Halloween. And yeah, a lot of people believe in haunted houses. 61% of people believe in ghosts in

America, which is also helpful to keep in mind as we enter this election season. More people believe in ghosts than will vote for either presidential candidate. So a little helpful. We need to get out the ghost vote. Yeah. I'm a single issue voter. A lot of polling places are haunted. There's a little helpful. We need to get out the ghost vote. Yeah. I'm a single issue voter. A lot of polling places are haunted. There's a lot of community centers.

There's a lot of fire stations, junior high gyms. Gymnasiums. Yeah. These are all places that have high probability of haunting. What if that's just the Democrats' closing message? To do the opposite of getting the vote out of Republicans should be like This is scary out there folks. It's surreal. I ain't afraid of no ghosts Yeah, all that plenty more before sure and we do like to ask our guests

What is something from your search history that is revealing about who you are? Yes, so I love the Halloween season I love a Halloween playlist, but I realized that the, you know, the difficult part of the Halloween playlist is like you don't got a lot of songs to choose from. I love having one on around the house, but like, okay, it's Monster Mash, it's Psycho Killer, I put a spell on you,

and like maybe something from Nightmare Before Christmas, but then you just gotta like repeat. So, you know, it feels like it's the same five or six songs. But I think something people do not know is that Bobby Boris Pickett, the guy who wrote the Monster Mash, just kept writing Monster songs. He just kept doing it. Every couple of years, every time there was a new trend, he would do another Monster song.

There's a Monster Christmas song. This guy, he's got you. He's got your back if you feel like there's not enough Halloween songs. I was going through his catalog and in the 80s, at the height of hip-hop, he did the Monster rap. This is from the 80s?

This is from the 80s. Yeah is from the 80s, yeah. It has a very like 80s, you know, hip hop production style. All right. Yeah. At the same time, I was assuming it was more recent than that because 80s rap is so, I don't know, like think about like the Rodney Dangerfield rap and like, you know, those like theme rap songs.

Oh, right, yeah. It is very muchney Dangerfield rap and those theme rap songs. Oh, right, yeah, it is very much in that Mold rap and Rodney, Mr. T's rap. But it's not that bad, it's not doing the nursery rhyme thing where they're like, well, my name is Dracula, I'm here to save the day. It feels like it was written by people who had listened to rap.

Let's analyze, I have not heard it. I don't want to gas it up too much. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, sorry, I don't wanna- I am not burning it and- I don't wanna gas it up too much. Yeah, 1984, I believe is the day. Wow. Hell yeah. It was the year of my supposed birth. The kites went up without a hitch, then eagle screamed. Out for the switch!

The goat came down, his head went zapped. Now he's doing the monster rap. Shock the body, shock the body, body. Shock the body, shock the body, body. Yeah. Oh! Shock the body, shock the body, body. Shock the body, shock the body, body.

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Thank you. Body part was really pretty good. That's yeah. I really enjoyed Jordan. Thank you so much. Like usually people tell us search history and I, this is like, I can use this immediately. I'm putting this on my kids playlist for Halloween tonight.

Hey, type down. Just search for it, it'll replace all the Christian porn shit in your search history. Exactly. Because again, this guy's got so many. He's got one called The Monster Swim, that's like a parody of Beach Party songs. And then at some point in it, he goes,

it's better than the mash. That's to say like, forget about that old one. We're all doing The Monster Swim now. It's better. This one also opens with him saying, I was still in the lab late one night. Like so he's just like, he's just like, he kind of sounds risant. Like just like, he's kind of sounds like the character.

He's doing character work because he is getting like more annoyed by Igor as it goes along. Like now he and Igor are like kind of an old married couple in this song. Like he gets mad at him a lot. Wait, there's a chopped and screwed version of the Monster Mash? Yeah, bro.

An eerie sight for my monster from his lab. in screwed version of the monster mash. Yeah, bro. Wow. He really is doing the hip hop shit. If he's doing a chop, like a, a slow down version. Was that him? This is slow. Yeah. This is on the Bobby boars picket YouTube channel that Jordan sent through. Like one of the clips is monster mash, parenthetical slow and spooky version.

That's good. God damn. He knows how TikTok works. People love the slow down version of famous songs too. So he's just getting in there. He's smart. I think he has passed on. Well, whoever is running this YouTube channel, who put this out two months ago.

Yeah. I love just finding a thing and sticking to it, you know, just all courage. Just, yeah, I know. And it's like creative people. I think we all, you know, we think a lot about like, Oh, am I being pigeonholed? Like, should I branch out? Have I been doing this too long? But it's like, this guy was just fucking, nah, monster songs, new monster song

every couple of years and like, yeah, I mean, it's admirable. I like, I like get a lot of inspiration. Find your pigeon hole and just keep drilling. Yeah. It's like, it's like being like Ann Geddes or like the Wegman, the photographer who just takes Weimaraner photos. And it's like, I do one fucking thing. Don't expect anything else.

It's these dogs in clothes. Okay. A hundred years from now, this is going to be the one like thing that are, is artistically respected from our time. His monster songs, like the only really lasting music of their time. We don't, we don't know much about them. Uh, they're mysterious people, but he knows that they're monster, they did, that their monsters didn't get together for a lot of different kinds of parties.

Right, and their female deity, Haktua, led to this place. Yes, of course. Jordan, what's something you think's underrated? Okay, so I got some, listen, I know the show I'm on, I got a couple of food ones for you, I wanna get your opinion. Underrated, have you had the burger at Buffalo Wild Wings?

I would never even fucking think to have a burger at Buffalo Wild Wings. Yeah. It's one of those things. Why is it on the, which maybe just before I get into it a little bit, are y'all Buffalo Wild Wings fans, B-dubs as a, Yeah. When I didn't have it for so long, but given the opportunity, I do love it. Yeah. Yeah. It's when I worked at one of my older jobs. There was a B-dubs near the office and like, when we were acting like, let's

take a, like a fuck you lunch break. Cause we didn't like our manager. We went to be done. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. It's a great place for that. Um, and they like, they like stay open.

They have like a late happy hour. So if you ever just like, I'm a piece of shit today, like you can go to Buffalo Wild Wings at like 11 PM and everything will be cheaper. Yeah, it's really fun. I think they all have really good vibes and I, the wings are great. I think like, if we're talking chain wings, I think wing stop is king, but like Buffalo Wild Wings, you can't, you know, it's that sit down experience. If you like to watch the game, they do that great. But I was in there the other day,

around 11 p.m., being a piece of shit. And for some reason the wings, I needed something more substantial. Wings, you gotta eat a lot of them to feel like you had a meal. And even then, I always feel like there's a little something. Eating wings is health food in my book. Yeah, exactly.

Low carb, I guess. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Keto low carb. I guess. Yeah. Yeah, yeah Keto, I think that's it. Yeah, depending on the sauce. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah, and I'm like, oh Because they had a special on the burger and it's like one of those it's like a smash burger Which I know is like overused food trend. Maybe you were tired of it. I don't know But they fucking nailed it. It was so good It was just like it was just the smash patties, cheese, couple of condiments.

And it was as it like, you know, the smash burger, it's a thing you like, at least in LA, you kind of like wait in line for the pop-up or it's in a guy's yard. But like, it was as good as that. It was as good as one that you like, you know. Oh, like would be like an Instagram famous local smash burger kind of thing. Totally, like would be like an Instagram famous local

smash burger kind of totally. Yeah. I'll, I'll stand by that. And, and, you know, uh, I'll, I'll, I'll maybe preface it by saying I did maybe had a couple of 11 PM, $5 double to kill a soda. But I thought the bird hit so hard. It was so good.

It's the, I do think this represents a positive, a sea change that we're seeing in a positive sea change is like the, the Buffalo Wild Wings burger five years ago, I would automatically assume and probably be right that it was like one of those ones that's just like thick, you know? Right. Right. It's just like a cow. A jaw breaker.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Just so massive. You can't get your mouth around it. So the fact that more, more and more people are just switching to the smash burger, I feel like it's a lot easier to pull off and much more frequently successful. Yeah. You can charge as much.

Yeah. I just think that there's a higher rate of success with the smash burger than those thick old barbecue. Steakhouse burger. Yeah. Yeah. I just think that there's a higher rate of success with the smash burger than those thick old barbecue steak house burger. Yeah. Steak house burger. Yeah. I don't need all this. And I think the, the smash burgers use of that, like slimmer, like potato bun. Yeah.

Yeah. I mean, it's so much better than a brioche bun, which I think was the default for, for a long time in burgers. Yeah, exactly. And yeah, there's just a ton of bread, not a ton of flavor, but yeah, that little potato roll or that just little white bread roll, I don't know, soaks up the juice real nice.

And yeah, the B-dubs version is fucking killer. It's great. I love that. All right, what's some of these things over, Aiden? Okay, the margarita at Margaritaville. Yep, that's right there in the name. he thinks overrated. Okay. The Margarita at Margaritaville. Hmm. Yep. That's right there in the name. Yeah.

And it's okay. So I, there's a Margaritaville I like to visit, uh, at, and again, I don't want to get too hyper local here, but a universal city. I was going to say city walk. This is the little area of chain restaurants outside of Universal Studios for the non-LA people. Yeah. And so yeah, it's got every chain restaurant you could want.

Again, LA, you know, sometimes maybe hard to find your favorite chain, but there's some places where they're kind of like collected. And yeah. And CityWalk, one of those places. And you know, Margaritaville, great choice for dining there. Good vibes, you know, vibes for days, obviously. It's five o'clock somewhere. Yeah, shout out to Parrot Heads, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, of course. But there, I had the margarita last time I was there, and I'm like, you know what? There's a better margarita in this center, and it's at Bubba Gump Shrimp Company. There you go. Wow, such a fucking dick swing for that place to have a better margarita than Margaritaphil.

I'm sorry, it just is, it's superior, it's customizable. They have a kinda, you can do, they have all sorts of like, kinda build your own margaritas where you can do the little corona that sits on the lip with a little plastic seat. Kicking a few more bucks, you can take home the souvenir cup. Yes, you can, absolutely. I got them shits in my kitchen.

I went on a date night with my wife to bubblegum shrimp. I'm like, we're going to bubblegum shrimp at City Walk. I don't give a fuck. And she was like, wow, this is perfectly you. This is not me, but this is you. And I was like, thank you. Thank you. I love that man. She says to the waiter, as you're just sitting over there.

She's posing for a picture. She's taken. Yeah. City Walk, I feel like is somewhere on the evolutionary path between, like where other places in present day America in the world of demolition, man. Right. Right. We're, we're, we're on the way there.

It's all chains and you know, next thing you know, we'll wake up and we're wiping with three seashells. Exactly. Can't even say fuck you in public without getting, yeah, sure. And then there's murder death kills going on everywhere. And then BK Dennis Leary has to explain then there's murder death, kills going on everywhere. Dennis Leary has to explain shit to us. I don't need that. And scream, fuck you at people like we normally do.

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And now's the fun part where we get to talk about the upcoming election. And my boys are going to be watching the results at the Bubba gum shrimp cup. Yeah, I want to be when they call it for Kamala. I was at Bubba gum getting bombed off. Adios motherfuckers. Great. Adios motherfucker. Bubba, baby.

But yeah, I mean, aside from the horse race stuff that's going on, nothing's really changed. I mean, you'll see polling. Like, is there a surprise waiting in Kansas? That has gotten to a lot of people in my time. A lot of people are like, Trump's going to win. Just get your mind around that. It's going to happen because of all the polling. Nate Silver is giving us a, you know, it's steadily moving in his direction. Yeah, sure. Sure. Whatever. Look, we'll find out that I've stopped. I've kind of stopped

clicking on anything that has Nate Silver in the title. Uh, dude's kind of a bummer for me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And, uh, yeah. Nathan silver, the guy who's the poll prognosticator. A lot of, a lot of the recent coverage though, now is obviously, I think just continued fallout from Tony Hinchcliffe's racist soapbox set at Madison Square Garden. It's absolutely forced the Trump campaign and their allies to now pretend that they have delicate sensibilities and are capable of discerning between what is and is not appropriate language. The Puerto Rico garbage island thing obviously is the biggest pain point around what Hinchcliffe said. But never mind the equally fucked up, you know, quote unquote jokes about black people, you know, Arab people, Jewish people.

Yeah, no kidding. I mean, yeah, while that, that we, we just picked that one fucked up thing that he said. Cause it's all through the horse, it's all through the horse race lens. Right. It has to. It has to. What will be, what will happen to Puerto Rican voters? You know, it's like, what? It's like, there's a voting block in a county, you know?

Yeah, sure. And of course, you have to sound smart about it. And do, like, we have to all pretend like we're that guy on MSNBC who's like, come in here, let's look at this part of the map. Yeah, yeah. We're all just touching a map that doesn't react till a couple of seconds after we touch it. Yeah. We're like, who's running this? Trump went on Fox for a panic, all hands on deck, spin zone interview to try and deflect from everything with Hannity.

He said, quote, he pulled up Mariah Carey talking about JLo. He said, I don't know her. He said, quote, I have no idea who he is. Somebody said there was a comedian that joked about Puerto Rico or something, and I have no idea who he is. I never saw him, never heard of them. And I don't want to hear of him. And I have no idea. You're like, I don't want to hear of him. Okay. And I don't subscribe to his podcast. Yeah. No, not at all. I was on Kill Tony last year though.

Right. It is wild how, we know how fucking addicted to cable news he is, you know? Yeah. And they've just been running this clip constantly. Yeah. To absolutely, to at this one be playing the game of like, I still haven't seen this clip.

What did he say? I don't know what he said. Something about Puerto Rico, I'm not sure. You know, I do great with Hispanics, right? That's another one. So he goes on, he said, quote, now that now what they've done is taken somebody that has nothing to do with the party, has nothing to do with us,

he said something and they try and make a big deal. But I don't know who it is. I don't even know who put him in and I can't imagine it's a big deal. He goes and said, it's nobody's fault that he was up there, but somebody said bad things. It's like, Nope. Like he's basically, okay, fine. Let's move on. Um, I don't know that person.

It's so weird that this window up there and saying a lot of stuff. I don't know. We have, we have an open mic. It's a lottery and we just let people go up and it happened to be a bomb. He was, he just jumped on stage. We don't know. We have an open mic. It's a lottery. And we just let people go up and it happened to be him. Basically, soy bombed us. He just jumped on stage. We didn't know who he was. But it's, yeah. Yeah. It is truly so weird that they were invited and vetted by your campaign to speak at the Nazi rally. And we also reviewed-

Well, they didn't know what he was going to say, Miles. They also reviewed the material before it was loaded into the teleprompter. Okay. And we know that because they rejected a thing calling Kamala Harris the C-word. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. They'll see you next Tuesday. They're like, okay, that one, let's take that out.

The Water Mountain stuff, great. The Rock Pays Out stuff. We love anything about Puerto Rico. Yeah, do you have a kid that actually went out? We have some tags for your Puerto Rico joke if you'd like to hear it. Oh, yeah. I love that. I love that. I guess the logic here being that like we're already down with women. So that could be bad.

Non whites are definitely fair game though. But you know, let it rip with those jokes, just not the women stuff. We didn't want to go full see you next Tuesday. After that would have been, cause that would have been an, I mean, I'd imagine clever people in the Harris campaign would have been like, if that happened, they'll be like, oh yeah, we will see you next Tuesday on a red. Because that would have been an I mean I'd imagine clever people in the Harris campaign would have been like if that happened They'll be like oh, yeah, we will see you next Tuesday on That and that's why I got out of politics, but anyway, I'm too good at it

I'm too good When you quit politics you did give the goodwill hunting speech about, do you know how easy this shit is for me? Yeah. Something on fire and walked out of your box. And that's the same thing that Bobby Bush Pickett said when he got out of Monster Show. It's like the wild thing though about Tony Hinchcliffe, right?

This is an NBC. This is about Hinchcliffe fucking workshopped this joke. Quote, it was not the first time Hinchcliffe had used the Puerto Rico line. He practiced it at the Stand Comedy Club in New York City where he made a surprise appearance Saturday night, according to NBC News producer and three other people who happened to be in the audience. The joke did not draw laughs, just a handful of awkward chuckles. Hinchcliffe told the audience that he would be performing at the Madison Square Garden

rally the next day and said multiple times during his routine that he would get a better reaction tomorrow at the rally. Cause they're all racist. You see, yeah. Even there. But yeah, wild. Yeah. Wild.

That's like, why workshop it? You know, if you're not going to like, if it eats shit the night before, why still do it at the thing anyway? Yeah. All right. So much faith in this awful joke. This is just also, I just want to play this quote from, from Trump just to be like nothing to see here, everything's fine.

This is just him talking about how Puerto Rico is just great stuff. Great stuff. Chips with Hispanics, but I've had really great relationship with Puerto Rico and people from Puerto Rico. They love every time I go outside, I see somebody from Puerto Rico, they give me a hug and a kiss. Uh huh. Yeah. And that sounds like a real story. Not something. Sure. Every time I go outside, I see somebody from Puerto Rico and they give me a hug and a kiss. The Secret Service is fine with people running up and kissing me.

Yeah, they love that. They love that. They give me hugs and kisses. And that's why everything I said or anything that came out of people I associated with is okay. It's okay. Matt Walsh also had something to say on this. This is the man who famously asked, what is woman? He has he's just basically saying, you know, like it predictably, if you're offended, like just just shut the fuck up about everything. Here's Matt Walsh. So he made fun of Puerto Ricans, black people, Jews and Arabs. Why?

You know, it's pretty, pretty equal opportunity offender. Were they offensive jokes? I mean, yeah, if you're a whiny little baby, they're offensive to you. If those jokes are offensive to you, then you're just a whiny, pathetic, ridiculous, sad sack of human being. If it was actually offensive, okay? Not like you're pretending to be, but if you heard any of those jokes and were actually hurt by them, then you're just a ridiculous person. Okay, you're just a ridiculous person. Okay.

You're just a ridiculous person. So shall we check in with the ridiculous people? Because, you know, again, whenever there's a month, like when they've fucked up, they, the immediate response is we need to glom on to something that like a liberal has said to be like, well, it's absolutely not that bad. Um, I'm so glad Tim pool like got revealed to be a Russian operative and left or is, I guess he's threatening to cancel his podcast because his staff is too incompetent.

Like he just sat there on his podcast and we're like, guys, I'd love to keep doing it, but these fucking engineers and producers suck shit. But anyways, I'm so glad he's left because now I know who the wash Matt Walsh. I couldn't keep those two separate for the last. Oh, wow. Yeah. Tim Paul has a surgically implanted beanie on his head.

That was that's that's the easy way to remember that. But again, if we're talking about offense, right? So Joe Biden was on like a Voto Latino zoom event where he commented on Hinchcliffe. And again, if you just looked at the headlines from the right, it would, this from the New York post, Biden rips Trump supporters as quote, only garbage I see floating in rebuke of ex-president over joke made by comedian at rally. Elon Musk quotes, he was like, Biden just called half of America garbage. Okay.

Well, really? But if you, if you look back, the New York post actually changed the headline because we were like, is that what was said? It said, Biden appears to call Trump supporters garbage in rebuke of Madison school garden rally as white house insists he did. You can just say anything in a headline. If there's a question mark. Yeah.

Oh yeah. Appears to Charlie Kirk said, Joe Biden is dehumanizing as using dehumanizing language towards 80 million Americans calling Trump supporters quote garbage. This is how the worst atrocities of the 20th century begin again in 2024. They think you are garbage, therefore worthy of elimination. May I derp, look again,

it's not even point being outraged by any of this. You fucking losers have been saying the same dehumanizing shit constantly. So miss us when you're like, what the fuck is going on? The clip, if you want to know what he actually said, uh, this is what Joe Biden actually said and we'll, we'll, we'll comment on the other side. And just the other day, a speaker at his rally called Puerto Rico, a floating island of garbage.

Well, let me tell you something. I don't, I, I don't know the Puerto Rican that I know Puerto Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware Okay, good decent honorable people the only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters is His demonization is seen as unconscionable and it's on Americanist so now again One of the rougher Joe moments. Yeah, it really brought me back to when he was running for president.

It was, I tell you, he's the one that is good. And Puerto Rico and my home state is. Right. If you don't, if you bring it in, Joe, bring it in for a landing. Like, oh, corn pop going to come up. Yeah. with his razor blade. He kept in a rusty oil drum. Puerto Rican, I don't know. So again, in it, the quote is he's saying, you know, and look at his supporters and then he sort of trails off like vilification of, of Latinos.

I'm not exactly sure. I mean, they're, they're saying that he was, he's saying it's the supporters demonization of Latinos. That is the garbage. I mean, even if he did, he was, he was, he was,'re, they're saying that he was, he's saying it's the supporters demonization of Latinos. That is the garbage. I mean, even if he did mean to accurately describe like this racist pack of shit rats as garbage, that is somehow beyond the pale, because again, the nonstop

xenophobic transphobic shit, like, so are those just jokes too? I'm trying to just figure out what, where, what's level set here for a second. Yeah, the like gymnastics you have to do of like, it's just jokes, don't get offended to like, now we're offended in 12 hours. It's pretty wild. I feel like at some point they're gonna like,

start calling Trump rallies, safe spaces, like come to your safe space and to just like, using all the shit that they, they were mad at in the first place. Yeah. It's just like, I mean, I think everybody has the institutional memory of Hillary Clinton saying deplorables and that be people being like, that's why she lost the, of the 3000 reasons that people have attributed to why she lost the election. But it's just the media treats white people with like such fucking kid gloves. They're just like so scared.

They're like, oh, you really messed up, man. Now they're going to be mad. And they probably will be like, yeah, make no mistake that that was probably bad. And maybe Joe Biden shouldn't be talking, uh, bad as a political maneuver, but it's like anything is going to move. Like if someone goes, it was, it's when Joe Biden said that I realized I have to support Trump. Yeah.

Like, no, I feel like even cause I watch these videos where like they're going, like I saw like some clip like from these like college students in North Carolina before Trump rally. And they're like, so why are you supporting Trump's like, oh, as a student, man, like a gas gas prices are like this really good. It's a lot. And I'm like, bro, y'all are just looking for fucking reasons that aren't because I'm a racist regressive.

Sure. But you know, fucking patriotic, fucking patriarchy upholding goon. It's that, it's that's, you can't say that. So you got to find some weird ass, like ill-informed talking point. Oh, the idiot I like told me to. Just say that. I have a parasocial relation with a podcast shit head and he told me to. Yeah.

Yeah. Hey, that's us. Hey, I'm a podcast shit head. and he told me to. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, that's us. Hey, I'm a podcast shithead. Hey, wait a second. Listen, we're just- That's three podcast shitheads who love everyone who has a parasocial relationship with us. White people, yeah, are the problem, but we're focusing on every other miles you talked about this for the past couple of days, but it's just like more and more like the, the mainstream

media is just like finding these little chunks of like people to break off. And it's just like, look at this, it could be decided by them. I don't really, really. And are we doing the thing to rhetorically where you're asking like marginalized people to save you. Yes. Again, the thing that rhetorically where you're asking like marginalized people to save you. Yes. Again, from the thing that we have no hand in creating.

Like, okay. Yeah. Well, you see Miles, black men are voting for Donald Trump at a rate of 8% this time instead of 3% last time. And that's the difference. It's not the hard right shift that happened. That happened with all of white people. Right.

And we need, yes, we need, yeah, we need a topic for a trend piece where we can do a lot of interviews. Yeah. Right. Exactly. But it's so, you know, there's so much entitlement among white people in America that if you offend them, they are going to freak the fuck out.

And so, yeah, I feel like that's where the story's coming from. Yeah. Yeah. Radial bunch. Well, let's talk about some other white people, uh, some other Trump supporters. The Supreme court has allowed a voter purge that was happening in Virginia to move forward, basically, you know Basically, Glenn Youngkin was asked, it was in the process of purging thousands of votes in Virginia,

based on the fear that illegal immigrants were voting in the election, that they had no evidence was actually happening. They never do, still don't. Because there was no evidence. Local courts and federal courts up to this point were like, no, and furthermore, no. It got to the Supreme Court and they were like, yeah, he can do that.

No further answers, your honor. Any reasoning, any rationale on that? No rationale given. I don't know. I mean, it's an emergency appeal, so I guess that's, there is sort of a precedent for why that might not come out immediately. But it's like when it just Trump couldn't be prosecuted, they're like basically granting him the power of a monarch with no good explanation whatsoever. It's just I feel like we're seeing them on the sidelines as we're getting ready to have this election stretching out and like Clarence Thomas just did the LeBron powder clap at

the scorers table. Sure. And it's like, wait, you guys aren't supposed to be playing in this game. This is, this is just an election. Why do you, and they're like, oh, you clearly haven't seen the game tape from 2000. Right. Yeah. It's a little, a little amuse-bouche before the bullshit that's going to come after the election.

Sure. Yeah. But yeah, feels, feels bad generally would be where I'm at heading election, sure. Yeah. So yeah. But yeah, feels, feels bad generally would be a, where, where I'm at heading into this election and that is my final stance. It feels bad. Closing argument. This is gross. Not, this is not, not great Bob.

Let's take a quick break and we'll come back. Hey everyone, it's Jay Shetty and I am so excited to let you know that my latest podcast interview is with the one and only Tom Hanks. Tom rarely does long form interviews, so I was so grateful to have the time to dive deep into family, mental health and the mindset behind his long successful career. Dude, I travel light and I can travel light emotionally. I'm done. There's stuff that I cannot control. I have left many a wonderful atmosphere or a loving atmosphere or a friendly atmosphere.

atmosphere or a loving atmosphere or a friendly atmosphere. And like Ernie Banks, the, you know, the ball player for the Chicago Cubs without ever looking back without thinking, oh, things were really wonderful back then. I wish I was back there. Jay, I don't think I've ever thought that. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Trust me, you won't want to miss this one. I'm Julian Edelman.

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Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. We're back. We're back. Jordan, are you a baseball fan? I'm not a baseball fan, but I'm really enjoying the World Series vibes around LA. I was in a restaurant last night where they were showing the game. LA lost, but just like great vibes.

I don't know, it's really fun as a non-sports fan. But I'll clarify, I'm not a sports ball guy. I'm not a superb owl guy, just a man who doesn't necessarily follow sports. But yeah, I don't know. It's fun when the home team's winning. It's, yeah, I'm liking it. I'm liking being kind of being asked about.

The ambient positivity, yeah, in the city for sure. So on the night of the 29th, three guys, I think it was a group of three, two who were like the main perpetrators, got in just under the water. All three got kicked out? I think all three got kicked out. Oh, the video I saw was just the two, but anyway.

Maybe it was just the two, but they got in just under the wire for like group costumes if you don't have a Halloween costume yet, I feel like. Because one of the- Right, if you're in a throuple, we've got your costume. Two Yankee jerseys and a Dodger jersey. Yeah. They're wearing sunglasses at night. Yep. One of them has, this was my favorite detail.

One of them had a slide glove, like the glove that people wear when running bases that can only be described as like a oven mitt without the thumb part. Masculine oven, the most masculine oven. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. One of the head that for no reason, like I've seen, I've seen people go to games with baseball gloves because you are hoping to catch a foul ball. Like the slide mitt is just, I guess, like announcing your intention to like storm the field.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But love their whole energy. Wearing sunglasses at night, the guy who wasn't had eyes like two piss holes in a snowbank to quote my mom when I came in extremely fucked up one time. I'll say the guy, the kind of the main dude in this altercation, I would say his look is adult Rizler. Yeah. Adult Rizler.

If Tim Robinson was playing the adult Rizler. Yeah, yeah. Adult Rizler if Tim Robinson was playing the adult Rizler. Yeah. So many people have been posting, I think you should leave memes to be like, it was whether it's the phone one with him like this. Like so many facial expressions like, yeah, there he is. So what happened for people who aren't watching and aren't up on it?

And the World Series may well be over by now because game five is tonight. But game four, Flyball was hit into like the right field bleachers and Mookie Betts went and made a spectacular catch. And a guy who was there in the crowd just grabbed his glove and held him there like al loft while his friend like held Mookie best his wrist the first fish the ball out just pried the ball out like that was the rules Yeah, and yeah, it was it was very very weird like it was that

it was immediately called like fan interference and like the home team who they're rooting for was rolled out and then they were kicked out. Yeah. But for one game, for just crazy. Yeah. Steve Bartman had to exile to God knows where. Yeah. Just being a fan.

These guys are fans who touched a ball right as they were about to catch it. Yeah. Hurt the Cubs' chances of winning the World Series. And like, but this one, I guess, because it's like, yeah, fuck them. I think that's really why it feels, I think, justified amongst fans. And like, I was texting some of my friends and like, dude, if I was 3-0 down, I would be doing some fucking toxic shit, I think, out there. Right.

Right. Find your worst fans, get them as close to the game as possible. Yeah. I think it also speaks to the bitterness that just sports fans experience constantly just simmering rage. I should be out there. I should be out there catching the ball and I'm not. Yeah. Just a new strain of dirt bag just dropped, I feel like. Yeah. Just a new strain of dirt bag just dropped, I feel like. I remember the Steve Bartman moment, and this was over a decade ago, like Miles was saying, a Cubs fan caught

a ball that would have been caught by the home team. A lot of people say he caught the Cubs. He had an iconic look because he was wearing headphones and a turtleneck for some reason. And everybody that year, like there were so many good Bartman costumes. It was such a good, such an iconic look that I expect to see some Yankee dirtbag fans out there this year. But yeah, like you said, he's only banned for game five. We got season ticket a little bit. Yeah, I saw these guys. My initial reaction was I bet these guys still use the nicknames they were given in high school. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. I bet these guys still call each other like dump truck or something. Yeah, exactly. They're like, hey, where's bag of donuts? Do bag of donuts. Do you see bag of donuts fish the ball out of Mookie Betts mitt, bro? Oh shit. The fucking, I love the quotes from the fucking deranged dude. Oh, are there quotes?

I missed the quotes. I'm sure they were. You'll never guess Jordan where they found him after he was kicked out. Oh my God. Do I get three guesses? Nearby. Nearby. Nearby.

Nearby. Nearby. Nearby. Nearby. Nearby. No. Well, goodbye. Sorry. This is very close. It's very close. It's very close. Across the street. No. Oh my god. He rode in on their shoulders. Yeah. Yeah. He said he had previously discussed with his friend that if a ball comes their way, we're going to D up. I patrol that wall and they know that.

Oh no. Yeah. Oh, this guy's, he's made it his fucking thing. He's like, it's my thing. I patrol the wall. Yeah. Oh my god. I wonder who he's voting for.

Yeah. Look at why. I patrol the wall is a. I got it. I wonder who he's voting for. Yeah. I patrol the wall is a very interesting description of him getting shit faced and pretending he's on the Yankees. Yeah. But okay. Right. I pay to be there, but I do a job.

I do pay them, but I, I'm the wall patrol guy, but I, okay. Okay. It's not an official position. I patrol my neighborhood too. Oh boy. Yeah. Okay. We're already fucking, what other patrols. But I, okay. Okay. It's not an official position. I patrol my neighborhood too. Oh boy. Yeah. Okay. We're already fucking, what other patrols are you on sir?

But yeah, I like how you said quote, I know when I'm in the wrong and as soon as I did it, I was like, boys, I'm out of here. Well, that shows, that shows some maturity and reflection, you know? A little bit. Yeah. He knew, he knew where the line was. And you know, if only Tony Hitchcliffe would say, boys, I'm out of here, you know?

That's right. Boys, I know when I'm in the wrong and I sure fucked up. I agree with that myself, yeah. See you later. Yeah, I don't, I also, I feel like every member of the Yankees and like this group of fans, they all look like they leave the stadium and put on NYPD uniforms. Like, like they've written, like the, the guy who was like one of the heroes of the game last night for the Yankees has like a big mustache.

It's just like, that's what they're going for. That's the only facial hair you can have as a Yankee. Like that, that shit is so like tightly regulated for being a Yankee, which is also very weird. But yeah, I feel like half of those players are about to be like those scenes where like undercover cops who are using Yankee jerseys pull out the badge that's on a necklace. I'd be like, Hey bro, whoa, whoa, NYPD asshole. Like, is that, do you have those underneath?

Maybe. Yeah. All those Punisher stickers with the Blue Lives Matter flag on them. Exactly. They pull that out, went the next time Mookie Betts has a fly ball next to the wall. Yeah. That is me in my Pee-Dee logo now. The furniture logo. Yeah. All right. Let's talk haunting houses, guys. Haunted houses, or as I call them, haunting houses. It turns out a lot of Americans believe in ghosts, 61% more than is going to vote for any presidential candidate.

And it's actually a legal issue because- Yeah, this is interesting. Yeah. So a person once sued because they bought a haunted house. The house and the local court, and it went all the way up to the Supreme Court, ruled as a matter of law, the house is haunted. And a decision that's become known as the Ghostbusters ruling. I assumed this was in the 30s at the latest. The 1830s. It was in the 90s that somebody bought a house and then was like, Whoa,

whoa, whoa, you didn't tell me it was haunted and was able to get their money back because they hadn't completely revealed the degree to which was haunted. The person who owned the house was like, this shit is haunted as hell. The fucking old sea captain visits me at night. And then when the buyer came to like, yeah, it's pretty cool. It's pretty cool. It's pretty cool. And then, so it wasn't they're like, yeah, yeah, it's pretty cool. It's pretty cool. It's pretty cool. And then, so it wasn't, it was only because that owner had out in the open,

been like, yeah, it's like a New York baby. They're like, oh, well, I, that's just so funny as a matter of law, the ha the house is haunted. Yeah. We sent a judge down. He got scared. Spent one night and their hair was standing up from such a fright. But it's basically spawned a cottage industry of psychics and exorcists who

work with real estate agents to sort of get the haunted houses cleared. Yeah, sure. So this is literally a Nathan for you sketch. It is now just a real business. Yeah, right. Go, like it is now just a real business. Yeah. Right. Yeah. I was checking out.

It's funny. That's the first thing I thought of and I checked her Twitter. She hasn't posted since the haunted realtor from Nathan. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. She's like, all my, what does the bus bench ads like all my house are 100% ghost, ghost free. I mean, that lady was just fucking ahead of the game. She should jump back in.

Now it's apparently a legitimate business. Yeah. It's a, it is a legit business and legit in that people give you legit money for a pseudo scientific thing, but they just come in and they're like, um, so good news and bad news, good news. Uh, the spirit of the murdered Victorian child has been sent back to hell. Uh, but you do have black mold. I'm sorry. Oh.

You do. That's going to be pricey. Yeah, that's no problem. Yeah. We'll see if we can get some concessions on that. Yeah. And bring the price down a little bit. But yeah. But yeah, four states have real estate disclosure laws that specifically mention paranormal activity. I love that.

Yeah. I love that. Like you have to tell people. And some real estate agents actually like bundled the service. There's a Toronto psychic realtor, Larry Medina. Wow. I just liked that. There's like, yeah, fuck it. Fine.

Like, oh yeah, I can actually, so I know you're worried that the house is haunted. I can actually see ghosts. Oh, thank God. There is a ghost here. I'm going to talk to them though. And like, we'll sort it out. I'm going to talk to them though. Yeah. And like, we'll sort it out. I'm going to let them know. I'm going to find them a nice little bungalow to move into.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I can get them to another place of your choosing. That's an extra fee. But yeah, anyway, let's talk offline about this. They have looked into whether this would dissuade young people who don't have affordable housing and it turns out young people don't give a shit over. No shit. Yeah.

Because they're like, is it affordable? Yeah. Millennials in Gen Z would live in the goddamn Overlook Hotel if it was remotely affordable. Yeah. 100%. 100%. I mean, it's also interesting to think like that, uh, the idea of the haunted house is like from an actual, like just old big Victorian homes, like be going abandoned, like in the 20th century.

So like, there was just this visual of being like, that's from a, a bygone era, but now we've all collectively been like, these are haunted homes. Yeah. There was a real estate panic called the panic of 1893, which was a prolonged American economic collapse that led to foreclosure and abandonment of property. And it disproportionately affected over large, newly built homes. And at that time, the style of home that was popular was Victorian homes, like-

The Adams family. The Adams family, the Bates house in Psycho, like those houses that are basically what you picture when you picture a haunted house, they were just all newly built when there was this real estate implosion. And so for the first two decades of the 20th century, they were being left to rot. And so everybody was like, oh, the old spooky manor on the hill. And that's where a lot of our images of haunted houses come from, which I don't know.

I wish they gave discounts. We're in a world now where there's like, there's old gods. Like there's old guys who are probably buying houses. You can charge them more for that. Exactly. Like somebody needs to come and take the opposite side of this and be like, I can get you a haunted house or like, wouldn't that just be like, or in a place that has these disclosure laws, like you can just like con your way into a

cheaper house and to like, Oh, this place is actually fucking haunted. And they didn't say anything. So like, we got to knock the price down. And it's just haunted. It's just haunted. I think what this what let's call it like 10,000. Yeah, okay, great. Can I can I use that to like get out of shit in an Airbnb, maybe, you know, like, how right? Airbnb is kind of hitting you now with the stuff where it's like, ooh, you didn't strip the bed sheets, that's $200.

I'm going to be like, well, it was haunted. I had to run out. Yeah, and you didn't disclose. Yeah, I couldn't weirdly strip the bed and load the washing machine like you want me to for some reason. So. Right. But I'm paying you? Okay. I'm sorry I didn't separate the colors from the whites in that load that I left in the

feast. Sure, yeah. I'm sorry. I'm sorry there was a towel on the towel rack anyway. But it was haunted. I had to run out of the bathroom because I saw it. Well, now I have to charge you a $150 cleaning fee for that narrate towel. Would you guys move into a haunted house?

Yeah, because I don't fuck, I've never. You don't believe in that shit? Yeah, I think so. I think I've never. And yeah, I don't. Okay. Yeah, I think so. I think I'm, I'm, I'm not a ghost believer either. So I think it'd be nice and you know, fun story for, for cocktail parties and such. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. I mean, yeah, worst case scenario, you have proof that there's like some weird

spiritual realm if it, if the house is indeed haunted, you know? Yeah, it's like there's bigger things going on than. Yeah. living situation. Also, because when I was a kid and I remember my grandparents' house in Japan was real creaky. And as a kid, I'm like, Mom, it's ghost. It's like it's an old house and the temperature is affecting the wood. So you're hearing it's like alive. So it creaks.

And I was so scared that I just held on to that for dear life to be like always Dismiss like I don't give a shit now. Whatever. I hear like that's just the fucking house What I'm gonna do this isn't some ghost shit going on. I grew up in a house Whoa next to in Dayton, Ohio I lived next to this house where somebody had like killed themselves recently and it was like right next to the driveway where I would like shoot hoops late at night. And like, I was telling my friend about that one time that like, yeah, right there, that house, like we, that guy, like a guy killed himself. Like what our neighbor had been like this kid had mowed as long as the last one to see him.

And then like the light flickered and the, like, I swear to God, it was like two steps that I took before I was like in the kitchen hiding under the table. Right. So even though I logically don't believe in ghosts, I also recognize my ability to, like, one of the explanations is like people have like unconscious, open, like open unconscious minds. And I feel like I have a mind that is like willing to just let anything in. Cause I don't doubt, I don't doubt when people are like, wow, it should happen.

Like I told perception is reality. I just know my mind is totally closed off to that shit. So I'm, I think I just, I've shut down the channels that would maybe even perceive that maybe because I'm so scared. Yeah. You know? And that's why, because ghosts are so real. I don't know.

And then when I told my parents, you know, I was out there shooting baskets with my neighbor, Fred, and like this happened, they were like, Jack, Fred died three years ago. Oh, fuck. You're not. Oh my God. That basketball hoop burned down 10 years ago. What were you throwing the ball at?

Just have a pile of ashes in my hand. Me, your mom, I passed away. I'm a ghost. This story is not really holding together guys. What a twist. This isn't even Dayton, Ohio. This is a Bubba Gump shrimp code. Jordan Morris, what a pleasure having you on the Daily Zeitgeist. As always, where can people find you, follow you, all that good stuff?

Thanks. Yeah. Uh, I am suggesting the folks check out Youth Group. It is a new graphic novel from me and artist Bowen McGurdy. Uh, it's a spooky YA horror book about teenage exorcists. I kind of grew up in a hip youth group in the 90s, and this is like that experience plus religious horrors. So yeah, if you were part of a Bible study

where the youth pastor sat backwards on the chair and- Yeah. Did you open the house, Jordan? No, Orange County, California. Oh, okay, yeah. So yeah, it's where the book's set too. But I think if you did any South Jordan? No, Orange County, California. Orange County. Okay. Yeah. So yeah, it's where the book set too. But I think if you did any kind of that stuff, you'll see a familiar cringe in the book.

Yeah, it's available wherever you get your books. Amazon, Barnes and Noble, better yet, your local indie bookstore, it's called Youth Group and I hope folks check it out. Amazing. Is there a work of media that you've been enjoying? Other than the monster rap. Oh yeah. Well, primarily the monster rap. Yeah. I'll recommend a great graphic novel I read recently.

It's called Family Style. It's by a great cartoonist named Tin Fam. It is the story of his family as refugees and leaving their country and settling in America. It is told using food to mark time. So it was whatever food he remembered from that time in his life, he uses it to tell the story. Yeah, it's beautiful.

It won a bunch of Eisners and it is kind of blowing up the comic book world. So if you love comics, you should check out Family Style. But also like, if you're one of those people who's like, eh, I read two or three comics a year, not really my thing, but I'll pick them up if people recommend them, Family Style is great. This is one of the two or three. Okay.

This is one of the two or three. Youth Group, make that one. Family Style Youth Group. Yeah, yeah, Youth Group. Grab two of them. You got your two taken care of. There's your two comics. Easy to remember.

Boom, go back to your novels or whatever. Your historical fiction with no pictures. Your low ground novels. Yeah. Your historical fiction with no pictures. Miles, where can people find you? Is there work media you've been enjoying? Yeah. Follow wherever there's at symbols at miles of gray. If you want to hear NBA talk as the season gets underway and my Lakers have only

lost lost one game. Surprisingly. You can find that on miles and jack up Matt boosties. If you want to hear me talk about 90 Day Fiance, I do that at 420 Day Fiance with Sophia Alexandra. A couple of tweets I like. First one is from at Dezentra Sullivan tweeted, there's a new guy at work named Wayne Bruce.

And I said, ah, man bat, my old nemesis. Nobody got it. My talents are wasted there Which I think is great. And then lastly is that job? Then touching on just I think for Millennials and people who are up on just Joe Biden speak at Ocita Nuanavu tweeted just incredibly important to read Biden's comments in their full context And here's the quote it says it says, and just the other day, a speaker at his rally called Puerto Rico floating out in the garbage. Well, let me tell you something. I don't, I don't know that Puerto Rican that I, that I know, or Puerto Rico where I'm from in my home state of Del, they're good, decent, honorable people. The goal only garbage people

I see floating out there is to support it. But, but here's the deal. Let me you want to talk about garbage. Let's talk about Shirley Manson. Butch V. He produced Nevermind. You know that? Not a joke. Some of that drum sound was Andy Wallace. But anyway, version 2.0. I don't think they fell off at all after that. Not a bit. Listen to beautiful garbage again.

Cherry Lips. It'll knock you over. Gorgeous. Oh, shit. You can find me on Twitter at Jack underscore O'Brien. A tweet I've enjoyed is from Erica at Yerika who tweeted, the badi-adi-adi-adi-adi-adi-adi of Christ compels you. Ah. So. You can find that, and that is, that should have been in the Monster Rap, I feel.

It should have, yeah. You can find- Someone remixed that. There's a fan out there who can remix that, right? Lil Uzi Vert. You know what that actually means? Lucifer. Yeah.

Whoa. He needs to do like a thriller, like a spooky rap, you know? Oh yeah, I said Cardi, not Lil Uzi Vert. Oh, there you go. You can find also on Twitter at Daily Zeitgeist. We're at The Daily Zeitgeist on Instagram. We have a Facebook fan page and a website, DailyZeitgeist.com, where we post our episodes and our footnotes.

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