The Daily Zeitgeist - We're All Tracy MorgTrend 3/18: Israel, 'The Twister', Pepsi, Poppi, White House "Closing Time", Trump Groupies, 'Cujo'

Episode Date: March 18, 2025

In this edition of We're All Tracy MorgTrend, Jack and Miles discuss Israel breaking their ceasefire agreement (feat. Bill Burr), the new Netflix doc: 'The Twister: Caught in the Storm', Pepsi ac...quiring Poppi, the White House's "Closing Time" video, the elderly groupies following Trump around, Darren Aronofsky's remake of 'Cujo' and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Starting point is 00:02:05 This is fun. You can get your daily puzzle nuggets delivered straight to your ears. Listen to The Puzzler every day on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hello the internet and welcome to this episode of we're all Tracy morgue trends. My name is Jack O'Brien. That over there is Miles Gray. Yes. internet and welcome to this episode of we're all Tracy morgue trends mmm my name is Jack O'Brien that over there is miles gray yes and we're all just sit in court side at the Knicks throwing up between our legs you know first I was
Starting point is 00:02:39 like man I was like is this did somebody have too much then he said it was food I'm like, okay, that's I mean having too much is also a type of food poisoning Yes, it is. It is you don't have to eat 14 glizzies before the tip-off. That's right You can't but you can it's true. It's totally acceptable All right Let's get into the news. Obviously the big story, the big horrifying story is that the Gaza ceasefire is officially over. Yeah, you know, yeah, after being over for a while, Netanyahu has resumed the genocide. Over 400 Palestinian people are dead. Yeah, they just surprise, surprise breaking the ceasefire. Apparently some, according to the reporting, Trump gave the fucking green light for this to happen.
Starting point is 00:03:33 He's doing all the sending weapons over that the Biden administration was, despite the fact that one of his big promises was we'll end the war in the Middle East. Yeah. Also bombing Yemen. So, yeah, it seems like they've there's like, no, they're like, man, hostages, whatever. Let's just continue this violent. Just, oh, man, like I think it was maybe two ish months almost. There was a bit of stability or just at least the no more violence
Starting point is 00:04:02 coming from, from Israel. But yeah, here we are. It's right back Well, I'm still happening, but it wasn't the one thing. Yeah. Yeah, most of it was in the West Bank at the time Yeah, but I mean it's funny too because as this is happening there like there's a clip going around of Bill Burr's Like I think is a new special but have him talking specifically about just Gaza like that's where his material is in this there's There's that kind of material in the standup set. But this joke has been going around. I think it's just worth playing just to hear Bill Burr,
Starting point is 00:04:31 the new voice in the outrage. You're a famous person. Say something that a lot of famous people seem too scared to say. Be more Bill Burrien, if you will. Burrien. This is my favorite response. Well, you know, they're using kids as human shields.
Starting point is 00:04:46 It's like, well, you got to work around that. Jesus Christ, if I'm mad at my neighbor and I want to beat the shit out of him, but he's holding a baby, right? I wouldn't come in and try to punch him through the baby. Yeah, you go in, you know, you throw a hook, you sweep the legs, you do it on the lawn. So the baby bounces off the grass. All right.
Starting point is 00:05:14 This fucking rules to this shit. Bill Burr, man, just can't move to this shit. They can't war crime. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But yeah, it is. It is nice to hear somebody who just says, uh, the truth and the, and people seem to respond. Okay. And sums it up in a way that is so easily accessible to people's just innate
Starting point is 00:05:38 sense of morality. But we've all wanted to punch somebody who's holding a baby. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We've all been there. I was going to say, I thought the thing was like, yeah, you catch them when they're not holding the baby, but that's what makes him a genius. Yeah. Mm hmm. Mm hmm. All right.
Starting point is 00:05:51 Uh, let's stick in the world of streaming content. Shall we? Miles? Uh, let's talk about this new Netflix documentary. Oh, you've heard of twister. You've heard of twisters. Yeah. Have you heard of the twister,
Starting point is 00:06:05 which is a horrifying new documentary coming out in the not too distant future about the 2011 tornado in Joplin, Missouri that killed 158 people, um, was the event that inspired FEMA to create the Waffle House index, according to some, although I feel like they've had the Waffle House index since like Katrina But maybe that was the one that like I think that would be FEMA was like oh, we're we've got a Doing this unofficially and just really dig it. Hey, man. Yeah, we're getting it all from Waffle House
Starting point is 00:06:38 But I mean look if y'all know anything about your boy. It's that the movie twisters If y'all know anything about your boy, it's that the movie twisters set off a fascination with me. To know the wonders of nature and behold the act of a person getting sucked off into the sky. Sucked off into the sky, right? Totally sucked off into the sky. That was my catchphrase of the entire year. This documentary though, it's just,
Starting point is 00:07:02 cause like it's using a lot of footage from people that were there at the time. So it's not just like like it's it's using a lot of footage from people that were there at the time so it's not just like all reenactments but this is this is just like one of the moments where someone does describe what I thought was whimsical and just a movie whole ha ha ha ha but I was ended up terrified this is from the trailer for the twister we were in the eye totally surrounded by chaos Someone's feet are lifting. Yeah, I could feel my body lift off the ground. Oh No, I can hang on
Starting point is 00:07:40 Accepted my fate I was flying inside the tornado. OK, so you don't want to go flying inside the tornado. To the sky. You know, when you hear a harrowing first person account, that's not enough. Movie like, oh my God. They also show a close up of a fridge full of beers at one point. Well, I think they were just showing like how it just. Yeah, it went from Celebration to. Yeah, because it was like during a high school graduation.
Starting point is 00:08:11 Yeah, super, super, super fucking freaky. But yeah, that looks wow. When I saw the title for it, I was like, is Netflix just ripping off Twister movies to just be like the Twister? And then I'm like, oh, no, this is a feature length documentary about a terrible tornado that happened in 2011 that I almost forgot about. I know. Then I saw the word Joplin, I was like, yeah, that's right. Right, yeah, that generational storm
Starting point is 00:08:38 that it turns out is not generational because there was a bunch of storms over the weekend that killed 40 people across the country and Also, a lot of people were like hey, so the NOAA the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration like didn't you just fire a thousand? Employees yeah, if you asked me to guess how many employees the NOAA had in the first place It would probably be around a thousand, but this is apparently 10% of the workforce.
Starting point is 00:09:08 They are concerned with tracking changes that are happening in all parts of the ecosystem due to changing weather patterns. The weather does seem to be getting more extreme. Yeah. Byron Donalds is now, I think, blaming higher insurance costs on climate studies. Like, because he's in Florida. Interesting.
Starting point is 00:09:31 And he's like, yeah, insurance rates are going up because of the woke climate change studies. Not the fucking damage that the storms are doing. You absolute fucking prick. Not the fact that a generational weather event happens every year now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's it. It's that they're trying to find out why it's so bad. Is the reason it's so bad that the insurance costs are going up like, holy shit. Stop bumming everybody out with these scientific studies.
Starting point is 00:09:57 It is very much like, don't go to the doctor. They can't tell you you're sick. Yeah, it is. That's exactly what it is. And how does that usually work out pretty good, right? Well, not well, and it's a terrible mantra for many men in this country That's right. That's almost as if toxic masculinity has taken over the brainstem of the entire country Yeah, cuz so much shit is that kind of dumbass 4d thinking like when Greg got filled That's because like you want to avoid tariffs? Then don't buy stuff. Damn, son. Oh, OK.
Starting point is 00:10:29 Great. That was a tidy solution to all of the things that fuck up my life. Great. That is 4D and that you have to like think in four dimensions to even understand. I think it's like 4D thinking in the way that like my brain starts doing A to Z thinking when I'm like right on the edge of sleep I'm like how the fuck did I end up? Riding a crocodile. Hey, it happens and then do that leg kick That's where we are as a civilization we just did the leg kick This is bad. This is I'm gonna go back to sleep. All right. Well, we do have some good news.
Starting point is 00:11:06 All right. Oh, for fans of healthy soda, for those of us trying to drink ourselves back to health via some so pop, Pepsi has decided to pay one point seven billion dollars to acquire, acquire the POPP, which you might know as the pre biotic Has decided to pay 1.7 billion dollars to acquire acquire a copy POPPI which you might know as the prebiotic soda that huge seller huge sales Everywhere I see poppy fucking everywhere in LA and I've never had it. I'm like prebiotic soda Oh, you haven't had it. No, I'm drinking'm I'm drinking Baja Blast, bro, sprite if I buy soda.
Starting point is 00:11:45 It's a yeah, it's it's basically like if you combined a real soda with a seltzer water or something, you know, great. It's just if I'm if I'm going to do sugar at all, because I don't really drink a lot of sugar if I do it, I do it to like fucking. Remember, remember, remember that I want to light up all the all the parts of my brain at the same time. So Poppy fans took to social media to complain that their favorite beverage will now probably be ruined by the same company that gave us Crystal Pepsi and an
Starting point is 00:12:19 assortment of Mountain Dew branded crimes against humanity. I OK, Poppy, you think you're better than me? Yeah. Jeez, is that supposed to mean? Oh no, man. The fuck's wrong? Crystal Pepsi bang. Chris crystal. Y'all weren't there. So shut the fuck up because when you were, that shit was a banging because you drank that shit and you're like, just fucking it's tastes like Pepsi. How? Yeah. That is that was it also like made me suspicious of regular Pepsi.
Starting point is 00:12:50 What is the brown shit here? Because that was my hack. My mom didn't let me drink cola. So when you were just Crystal Pessy, she didn't fucking know. I said, Mom, it's clear. And I should in a last one right by my English last word on your waistband Like a leather wine Bota like it was like a leather bag Yeah, so it's routinely marketed as a product that creates a healthy gut because each soda contains a fiber called
Starting point is 00:13:20 Inulin, okay, which could feed good bacteria in the digestive system. Theoretically. Okay. Nutritionists on the other hand. Uh, so these are nutritionists who don't work in the poppy marketing department. I have pointed out that even if the soda does contain fiber, uh, we probably shouldn't be getting our fiber intake from soda. Um, and like fiber is generally a thing you want to get from vegetables,
Starting point is 00:13:48 which is weird. I don't, I don't know, man. Soda seems fine. It's that, that way you don't need to get all, you can get all four food groups from, from soda, your soda, orange soda. So that's a fruit fruit, you know know cola is basically like meat, you know Cola is basically meat cola And then you got your fiber, which is like basically vegetables. What's dairy? You probably have to go with those like Japanese
Starting point is 00:14:19 You know like Calpis. Yeah, I believe they call it here You caught Calpis. Yeah, I believe they call it here. We call it Calpis in Japan. Anyways, it only contains about two grams of the prebiotic fiber, meaning that for your body to even notice, you'd have to be housing four cans of poppy a day in a given like sitting. Right, right, right. Oh, my God. This is it's interesting to see Pepsi do this because I was just reading like a industry report last month about how the soda companies are all like, dude, it's the rise of the poppies and these things that are promising like to be healthy sodas is really disrupting the market because people just aren't drinking soda anymore. And now they're like, fuck it 1.7 billion for our to be honest. This feels like, like, I don't know any. I don't know shit about like high level deals like this, but this feels like
Starting point is 00:15:13 when Facebook bought Instagram and I was like, wait, that seems like why would Instagram sort of fit like that's they sold too early. They sold too low. Like this feels like they sold out too easy. Like they should have held out. What do you think, Poppy? All right. Be a be a drugged out dealmaker to them. Be like, bro, you could have held off.
Starting point is 00:15:31 You could have had out for five bills. Like, I think I think you should have held out for five billion. All right. Thank you. Is the future. OK. And you know, they're, you know, they're prone to hearing blank is the future because of that logo redesign. Generation poppy. Generation poppy is generation next.
Starting point is 00:15:53 Yeah, Pepsi's been trying to be like a healthy. So they've launched various Pepsi True. Do you remember Pepsi True in 2014? It just had real cane sugar. None of that high fructose corn shit. Um, is that what that was called? I didn't, they just have one that was like kind of throwback or something. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:16:13 Just like in a throwback glass bottle. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This one merely had 16 grams of, uh, real sugar, which doesn't, doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. They also had one called Pepsi special that like had a fat blocking fiber in it.
Starting point is 00:16:29 That's a Japanese product. It was a Japanese product doing this like weird health benefits. Like there's always some like in Japan, in Japan, there's like always some new thing that everyone's eating or putting on their face to look younger or lose weight. So this feels very, very in line with that. Yes. Pepsi special. I mean, like all they need to do, again, I feel like I should be working for Poppy because first of all, they sold too low. Second of all, I billion, just admit you're a treat,
Starting point is 00:16:58 but you're just like not as bad as the other treats. Like that's all you need. Did you don't need to be like, we're a fucking miracle cure for gut health. Just be like, no, we just have like less sugar so you can drink it and not like have to go to the doctor. Yeah. Two weeks. Rather than like canned snake oil is what they're doing. Exactly. Like just be, just admit you're a treat. People like treats. Be a treat. Be a treat. That's not poison. I'm having a treat. I'm having a treat. I love a treat!
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Starting point is 00:21:12 And we're back. And the White House has a, they're having a tough, tough couple of weeks, man. People are mad. They're mad at Tesla. No matter how many infomercials they tried to do now fucking John Roberts is mad as the president. The fucking chief justice of the Supreme court who said it was inappropriate to try and fucking impeach judges who were merely adjudicated. Whatever. Yep. Hey John, you could have fucking done the right thing with that Supreme court case, but I mean, there were many, no there were many mistakes that were made from many
Starting point is 00:21:47 mistakes that's not made along the way. Can't expect the best from John Roberts. So the White House used the hit song from the 90s closing time in a video depicting footage of deportations. The ones, the very ones that John Roberts was having to step in and say, yeah, no, judges are allowed to say this shit is illegal. Right. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:22:11 Yeah. The video is fucking vile, but this is pretty much par for the course for what the White House is like official social media channels been putting out since Trump came into office. It's just like red meat for the fucking just absolute racist freaks that are the most because trigger the lids. This is going to be subtle music, but they're showing people being put on buses in chains, being marched out of the buses with their heads low. They're shaving their heads and they're like, ha ha ha ha. Look, we got all these people out of America. Yippee. It's really fucking it's it's just like you
Starting point is 00:22:46 watch it you're like what the fuck is wrong with these people like the policies are fucked up enough but again this is the point because they also want to terrorize as many people with different you know different varying levels of immigration status in the country so i guess mission achieved there yeah anyways uh you can count semi-sonic, semi-sonic. I don't know how you pronounce it. However you want to do it, man. It's up to you, dude. The band behind Closing Time, not pleased.
Starting point is 00:23:12 They noted that they did not grant permission to the White House. They also pointed out that the song is about joy and possibilities and hope, and you've missed the point entirely. Okay? And you've missed the point entirely. OK? Like if you had if it was more thematically in line with the song, we might have let you use it. But you've you're kind of missing the vibe. Are they seriously finger waving like wagging at them? You guys missed the point.
Starting point is 00:23:38 That's not what this is about. That's not what this song is about. I mean, I look secretly. I liked it on my burner account. But this is you guys missed the point. I just wish, I mean, in a normal world they would sue, but given Trump's penchant for now just completely ignoring the courts
Starting point is 00:23:54 and going deeper and deeper into this constitutional crisis, not even sure that's even worth mentioning to them. Yeah, also according to the songwriter, who by the way has been a guest on Comedy Bang Bang, and is actually, seems like a good funny person. It was also a metaphor for the birth of his child because being cut off from booze at the end of the night is like the umbilical cord being cut and you don't have to go home, but you can't stay here in the womb.
Starting point is 00:24:20 That's a great way to think about it. In many ways. That's that. That's why this fetus is drunk and in this bar well past closing time. And now we must push them out. Have you seen these videos and pictures of like these elderly women who like go to every Trump event and just like, yeah, yeah, they're apparently from a cult. Yeah, they look like some of the like photos and you see from the court side seats at NBA games, where they're like, if I just get this guy's attention, it's over.
Starting point is 00:24:51 They are leaning over. Just give me. It feels like the Beatles when people would just try and rip a piece of their clothes off. Right. Yeah. That's wild, Luke. He's like the Grateful Dead. They follow him from stop to stop.
Starting point is 00:25:10 Yeah, and it's the same... This one picture is wild. Yeah, there's a woman in the red in the back licking her lips in a way that is like... Yeah, it kind of looks like, who is it, is it that Spice One gift? She's like... Just thinking of me in the fucking shadows and shit. Yeah, it kind of looks like who is it that spice one gift? Shadows and shit. Yeah, running his hands together with like licking really Waiting to get this dude. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No not spice one. Who the fuck am I talking about? That's a fucking rapper. Anyway, y'all know y'all know what I'm talking about the rub it mitts the rub in mitts gift
Starting point is 00:25:42 and finally Netflix is making a Cujo movie Netflix making a cool Joe movie This oh, this doesn't seem that interesting to me except for the fact that they got Darren Aronofsky to make it what so yeah Darren Aronofsky is directing. Oh my god. This is black swan black swan himself. Yeah, holy shit Okay, I didn't did you see the original Cujo? No, hell no. Yeah, I don't I don't care for you know what once I saw jaws I was like, I don't need to see jaws, but dog You know also I just remember the VD
Starting point is 00:26:16 I remember the video cover like at this again my memory of ever even having an opportunity to see Cujo is like I'll go to the video store and you saw the Kujo tape on the shelf and you're just like, this looks fucking dumb and I don't want this. So I'm not going to watch it. I didn't, I don't know. I was just not feeling that shit at all. Now that I'm thinking about it, I think the issue I had with Kujo is that it has a dog dying built into the very premise. Like the dog is bad guy and also has rabies. I think that's like he gets bit by a bat. And so I don't, I don't want to see it. Oh, you don't like that the dog had to die to then become evil. Well, again, I think this is the thing.
Starting point is 00:26:57 It wasn't for kids. Right. I'm still not like, like people don't, that's the thing you you just like don't do is like kill a dog in a movie usually. And the the fact that like, you know, it's either the dog or this kid, this child who is prone to seizures in the like, that's the premise. A mom, her child who's prone to seizures are stuck being attacked by a rabbit. St. Bernard. Wait, that's the movie. Wait, what are you talking? That's the movie. That's what Cujo is. Oh shit. I even know that. Yeah. Wow.
Starting point is 00:27:34 Okay. Cool. So not going to watch it. Yeah. I mean, are they doing heroin? Is it going to be like Requiem for a dream? And it gets kind of dark. Yeah. They're going to, they're going to be doing, uh, ass to ass. I was gonna say, is that the iconic Aronofsky moment gonna pop out? Kujo has some very specific taste that he demands be sated.
Starting point is 00:27:58 And also, so the original star, D. Wallace, of the original film was like, ah, you can't remake K of the original film was like, you can't remake Cujo. She was like, I'm not going to be in it. They were like, oh, we didn't. Oh, OK. We weren't asking you to be in it.
Starting point is 00:28:12 Thank you for letting us know. But she was like, they'd probably have to do CGI dog. They don't even let you kill a dog these days, you know? Oh, man. But I mean, yeah, they do. And then you can be the head of Homeland Security. That's right. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:28:29 It's actually, yeah, you just gotta be in politics. 100%. But our writer, J.M., was pointing out that this footage from, I guess they remade Call of the Wild not too long ago with Harrison Ford. And there's like behind the scenes footage. So first of all, I didn't know, called the wild about like the biggest fucking dog ever. Like this dog is call of the wild.
Starting point is 00:28:50 I mean, I thought it was like a famous book that like I think I had to read Call of the Wild. Oh, Jack London. Oh, yeah. Yeah. The London joint. No, I didn't read this one. But like the screenshot from the movie, like the dog is fucking massive. It's like Dorf's Harrison Ford and then like there's also a behind-the-scenes picture where it's just a guy in a leotard like holding
Starting point is 00:29:14 Something in his mouth and like running up to her all Which is and you know Harrison Ford his fucking curmudgeon ass was like like this like fucking muttering between takes Yeah, he's like the fuck shit. Yeah Anyways, shout out to eighth grade. Yeah, the call of the wild and Kujo I've heard one of King's best novels and also the one that he doesn't remember writing beginning to end No recollection of writing it. He was so high on cocaine. Holy shit, really? Yeah, yeah, and that is what like the metaphor the the dog is Cocaine I had that dog in me
Starting point is 00:30:00 Oftentimes it's difficult to tell the difference between having that dog in you and cocaine addiction. Yeah, it had a little rattle in it. Got that dog in me. You're just drunk, man. You're just drunk and on cocaine. Yeah, right, exactly. When you say you got that dog in me, it's because you just did a huge bump when you were blackout drunk and you somehow became sober-ish again. What can I say, man? It's got that dog in me. Okay. You look like an owl. Look like an owl out here. All right. Those are some of the things that are trending on this Tuesday, March 18th. We are back tomorrow with the whole last episode of the show. Until then,
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