Pitches - Episode 29: Dubious Ideas
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Pitch Episode 29: Dubious Ideas
Tyler: What's the number one thing you would give a victorian child? To kill them. That
would kill them in the modern day?
O'Neil: Cyanide --
O'Neil: -- Tyler, next question.
Olivia: Are you talking about, like, a modern day american food item or, like.
Tyler: Cause here's my thing. Everyone's like, imagine showing a computer to a victorian child. A
victorian child would have no reference for what a computer even is. They look at it and be like,
why is it glowing? Like, I don't think it would break their brain.
Olivia: I blindfold the child. I take the child to Six Flags. I put the child on Superman. I take
off the blindfold, and I get out of the car. Cause I can't pin on Superman. And I go, gun it, boys.
And then I send the kid on Superman. Let her rip.
INTRO: Everything is going my way let me get something. Doesn't matter what they say it doesn't
matter what they do we're gonna do it anyway cause you and me, we got it and we gonna break through
no one's gonna keep us down it doesn't matter if we fall not afraid to say love with you and me we
got it and we're gonna love everything is
going my way m.
O'Neil: We out here. Fuck the ringer. Fuck Sean fantasy. Fuck Bill Simmons. Fuck Van
Lathan. We out here. Podcast. Podcast. Podcast. We're starting beef this fucking week.
All right? Fuck these podcasters, right? We're number one, and they can't fucking say anything
about our eqs, our limiters, our masters. All right? We're fucking out here. The ringer. We're
calling y'all out. Fuck y'all. This is the fucking pitch. Podcast, Podcast. I'm O'Neil Henry.
Tyler: Fuck the mcElroy brothers. I'm Tyler J. Cacara
Olivia: And fucks Dax shepherd.
Olivia: All right, I'm, Lil honky.
O'Neil: Podcast. Podcast. Podcast. We're starting to beef this fucking week, all right? We're
bringing three podcasts that are gonna blow your fucking Podcast out of water. Ringer. You think
you got podcasts? Fucking Max fun. You think you got podcasts? You don't have anything on our
fucking Podcast, right? This is the fucking pitch. Podcast.
Podcast. Welcome.
Tyler: That was a good one.
O'Neil: Podcast. Podcast. Podcast. Welcome, guys. Hey, it's been a minute. That's real. That's
actually the best example of codeswitching. I think you could put that in the fuck in the
dictionary for code switching. That's great, peanut. Websters. Oh, wow.
Olivia: What are we doing today, guys?
O'Neil: Holy shit. Welcome to the fucking pitch. Podcast. Podcast. Every week, we bring you brand
new podcasts, and we pitch them to each other. do we have any. Do we have
anything we need to say at the top before we share.
Olivia: With your friends in person? Tell a friend. Word, of mouth is so we.
O'Neil: Need to build this army. We, have to bite the curb if we don't fucking get. If we don't get
more loose than her. Guys, we can't handle the ringer on our own. I know Van Lee that's got the.
Olivia: Earwolf is outside of my m.
O'Neil: Howling shit.
Tyler: Enemy is at the gates. I know we've projected a lot of confidence.
O'Neil: Maximum fun has nukes pointed at our houses. That rocket ship is a fucking 80 megaton nuke.
Tyler: Jesse Thorne is sending me intimidating voicemails. I can't open them because I'm under 30.
O'Neil: Oh, shit, guys. Yeah, shit. It's time for The Wheel. I'm choosing.
Olivia: Little chopper.
O'Neil: Cora. All right, what do you got for us?
Tyler: So this, week, you know how sometimes you get in kind of a mood, like, music
wise or movie wise and. Yeah. You get, like, a little mood horny and you're like, this week, I'm
just listening. For example, this week I was like, I'm just listening to, like, classic rock. I
don't always listen to classic rock. It's not, like, my big genre. But, like, for whatever reason,
I'm like, I really want to listen to some new wave,
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Tyler: led Zeppelin, neil young, like, just, like, just going back in time a little bit. Yeah.
Yeah. I was in my 45 year old dad era, although I guess it's even older than that at this point,
apparently.
O'Neil: that's very much so.
Tyler: So. And I was listening to some of these songs, and I was like. And at some point, I was at
work and I was just listening to music and my. On my headphones while I was getting. We were
prepping for the day, and, they were like, what are you listening to?
And I thought about what I was listening to, and I lied because I realized that I just wasn't even
thinking about it. Like, on shuffle, I had turned on David Bowie's China girl, which is a great
song. One of the sickest bass lines ever. Little problematic. Ah, the fucking pitch I'm pitching
today, this isn't about, like, fucking r. Kelly. This isn't about stuff where it's like, hey, this
usually, hey, maybe don't, Maybe you should be quiet about that. You know? This isn't. This is
about songs that are mildly problematic and whether it's okay to admit you listen to them.
Olivia: Okay.
Tyler: I think this can expand beyond music to, like, tv movies.
O'Neil: Okay. All right.
Olivia: This is about.
Tyler: This is about the same stuff that's on the line.
Olivia: Okay.
O'Neil: Okay. Okay. Interesting.
Tyler: It's just a. It's just a discussion determination Podcast.
O'Neil: Am I allowed to.
Tyler: Am I allowed to enjoy the King of a conqueror?
O'Neil: Loki, season two.
Tyler: And I think there's a couple different levels, right? I think there's, like, you're allowed
to enjoy it, but keep it to yourself.
O'Neil: Okay? Yes.
Tyler: You know, there's, like, you're allowed to enjoy it. Just don't like spending money on it.
Olivia: Yep.
O'Neil: Yeah.
Tyler: Money on it.
O'Neil: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Tyler: You know, it's.
O'Neil: It's.
Tyler: It's the JK Rowling Harry Potter movie. Kind of like, I don't like her, but there's a lot of
people that worked on that stuff that aren't shit heels, you know? So you're like Rick and Morty.
Olivia: Rick, Rick, Rick, Rick.
O'Neil: We can't--
O'Neil: Okay, timeout.
Olivia: Sorry.
O'Neil: Timeout. We can't break into the Rick and Morty song every time we mention that fucking
show.
Tyler: Yeah, we can, O'Neil. It's a running gag. It's a dig.
Olivia: It's part of our brand.
O'Neil: Okay, Tyler, I like this as a concept. I think this is important for the Culture, right?
This is a Culture pot. I'm wondering, how do we. Is this, not Fantai. What's the other show?
There's another show that dabbles in this similarly, And I'm wondering.
Tyler: I know. I know what you're talking about.
O'Neil: Yeah, yeah.
Tyler: But that's the thing. This. I know what show you're talking about. It's not fancy. But it's
it called?
O'Neil: I think it's one of the hosts from Fantais on that.
Tyler: But that one is about modern Culture.
O'Neil: Yes, yes.
Tyler: You know what I mean? That one is about. I think that's where this one differs. That one's
like, can you still listen to fucking Kanye or whatever? Like, that's what that shows about. This
shows like, hey, you're watching old stuff. But it's the line?
Olivia: Because there's gotta be a line.
Tyler: Because with old stuff, you can allow a little bit more, because it's old or it's important.
Olivia: And they're like, okay, but, like, there is a line. So it's like, can I enjoy Hollywood in
while still watching the blackface Lincoln scene?
O'Neil: What?
Tyler: Exactly.
Olivia: Exactly.
Tyler: Can I enjoy the vapors japanese?
O'Neil: Wait, what?
Tyler: The song, the vapors. Turning Japanese. I'm turning japanese. I think I'm turning japanese.
I really think so, because that has maybe my favorite bridge in any song.
Olivia: Good. Songs.
O'Neil: Yeah, no, I get it.
Olivia: Okay. This is the. We're addressing Tyler's guilt as a white man. The musical is sort of.
Tyler: Yeah, because I'm an old man. I watch a lot of old stuff I listen to.
Olivia: No, I'm also in a similar boat.
Tyler: So, you know, like, I just have.
Olivia: A little bit more plot armor than you do.
Tyler: And maybe the line is like, can you admit to listening to it like.
Olivia: Michael Jackson every day if someone asked.
Tyler: You and you wouldn't be embarrassed? You know what I mean?
O'Neil: This is interesting because your favorite movie, of all time is the birth of a nation. And
so I'm trying to. Is. Is there a scale? We sort of said where it's like.
Tyler: It's just, you know, I just sort of, you know, DW Griffith is just such an innovator. What
if I just committed to that?
O'Neil: That's your favorite movie. It's birth of a nation.
Tyler: my favorite podcast of the ring.
O'Neil: Two.
Tyler: Number two, the jazz matrix.
Olivia: Two, the Jackson matrix. Fully loaded.
O'Neil: Fully loaded.
Tyler: The matrix, fully loaded. Her be fully loaded.
Olivia: The one is just Herbie shit.
O'Neil: You right, though. Okay. Okay, this is interesting. I'm wondering, okay, two things. Two
things we need to do right now. One, and first and foremost, we need to make it funny. Two, we need
to come up with, like, a scale or a sort of currency that
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O'Neil: we can sort of play in that, allows you to do that. So maybe you can't. Maybe you can only
withdraw a certain amount from your account of problematic media. So you can withdraw, like $1,500.
And that's. You can use all that for Harry Potter and play the new Harry Potter video game and give
JK Rowling a little bit of your money. Or.
Tyler: But then you can't listen to.
O'Neil: But then you can David by these.
Tyler: Duke albums where he has. There's like a little bit of nazi stuff in there.
O'Neil: Exactly. You can't. You can't watch. You can. You can spend, you know, $80 on watching,
pulp fiction because honestly, you know, it's a little bit, but it's not terrible. Or you can go
all in. You could push. So is there. Okay, is there an auction element? Is there a poker element?
Is there something.
Olivia: Are we raising the stakes would be like, okay, I'll throw this in if you let me watch
that one episode of community. Like, let me watch the D and D episode of Community.
O'Neil: It's.
Tyler: It's like a,
O'Neil: It's.
Tyler: It's. It's a barter. You're bartering.
Olivia: Okay.
O'Neil: Yeah.
Olivia: Okay.
Tyler: Problematic bartering.
O'Neil: You have to watch this many points. What's her fucking name?
Tyler: Oh, Ava Duvernay. You have to watch.
O'Neil: You have to watch. You have to watch three Ava Duvernay documentaries in order to listen to
two albums.
Tyler: You're allowed to listen to that Toby Keith album, but you do have to listen to cowboy
Carter immediately.
Olivia: Okay, so it's like a penance thing a little bit, maybe. We have a bit of, like.
O'Neil: That's kind of how we want to go.
Olivia: Do we get more points depending on who we are?
O'Neil: Yes. 1000%.
Tyler: O'Neil, can listen to Neil Young and crazy horses. Cortez the killer. Here's the problem,
though.
O'Neil: Here's the problem, though. I wouldn't want to. And sort of. That's the other issue is I
might be over, over indexed on some of these things. So how do we balance that out? You know, I
might. I might have less engagement with some of those things, but I do have r. Kelly to sort of
deal with. So there we go.
Tyler: See, I. Yeah, exactly.
O'Neil: okay, I like this. I like this. So let's talk form and structure then, a little bit. How do
we. How would we want to format this Pod to get it to work? And not just yelling numbers, establish
the banking.
Olivia: and then sort of, is it like, okay, I'm gonna bring you this piece of media. And then we,
like, raise, or, like.
O'Neil: Each of us have to assign the value.
Olivia: Like a couple of things where it's like, I really wanna listen to this, or I really wanna
watch this, but, like, what do you guys think should be the, like, payment for this? It's sort of
like a price comparison thing.
O'Neil: Tyler gets dollar 800. Olivia, you get dollar 1200. And I get, let's say, thirteen hundred
dollars. And you have to bring your media, you submit it to the. To the pawn shop and say, how much
is this gonna cost me? And then we. The other two have to assign value balance on that one balance
to it. And then you can maybe put in a coupon for a documentary or, you know, some sort of anti
transgression piece and then you balance it out there.
Olivia: Okay, that's.
Tyler: That seems like a pretty good idea. I do like that.
O'Neil: What are we calling the currency problem?
Olivia: Pennies on a.
Tyler: What's the one they use on my, favorite one?
O'Neil: Boys.
Tyler: Midnight, boys. It's like points.
O'Neil: A transgression is a transatlantic slave. Oh, yeah, real quick, Tyler, named five civil
rights leaders right now.
Tyler: Oh, do it right now.
O'Neil: Do it right now. Five.
Tyler: Malcolm x and Martin Luther King Junior. Done. Easy, right? Off the bat.
O'Neil: Give me three more.
Tyler: It's hard when you put me on three more.
Olivia: Name a woman.
O'Neil: Name one civil rights woman, then you get the fucking chain, you bastard.
Tyler: Is it funnier if I don't answer?
O'Neil: If I do answer, or else you're going down to $700, you bastard.
Olivia: Now you're just drowning. You're drowning in debt.
Tyler: You can't afford it. Fucking. Does John Lewis the senator count?
O'Neil: I'll give you that one.
Tyler: John Lewis counts. Frederick Douglass.
Olivia: Tyler's like, there's only been five proactive black people ever fucking.
O'Neil: What's his name? Doctor Carver. The man. The peanut farmer.
Olivia: Booker T. Washington.
Tyler: Booker T. Washington.
O'Neil: God fucking damn it. You're so lucky. I learned a lot.
Tyler: Listen, I'm a night. I'm a 19th century.
Olivia: Do you, know how much I know about.
Tyler: Sorry. That's the stuff I learned. I learned a lot. No, 19th century. I know a lot of civil
war. About emancipation and reconstruction.
O'Neil: I know.
Tyler: If
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Tyler: you want to talk Eb Dubois, I can.
O'Neil: Rosa parks. Tyler, come on. God. Oh, God damn.
Tyler: that one's. That one was too obvious. I knew.
Olivia: Then you should have said it. I know.
Tyler: One woman this fucking.
Olivia: The lowest hanging fruit. It was on the ground. All you had to do was lean over.
O'Neil: Couldn't even. Couldn't even manage to spit. God damn. Jesus.
Olivia: Anyway, so, yeah, that's sort of how the bartering system works. And if you can't.
Tyler: Tyler. If I wait, I get more money? If I bring a book report on a.
O'Neil: Yes, exactly. That you have to read, though. The thing you have to consume, I read. I have
to consume that.
Tyler: I read how to be anti racist. I should have said Ibram X. Kendi, what the fuck am I
thinking? I read his book. He read how to be.
Olivia: He was at the law school the other day.
Tyler: And didn't he get fired or didn't they, like, he's still working there, but.
Olivia: I don't know if he's allowed to be in charge of the anti racism.
Tyler: Well, no, that anti racism no longer.
Olivia: Exists to be anymore.
O'Neil: We love when our dei's get canceled real quick, like wee.
Tyler: Well, I don't know if you heard, but that caused the Baltimore bridge collapse.
O'Neil: There's a direct line between bu de. I practice in the Baltimore collapse. It's a straight
line. okay.
Olivia: Okay. So I think it's like, we decide, like, the collective bargaining. Like, not
collective bargaining. I have a strike on the brain right now.
O'Neil: We'll get there.
Olivia: Bu grad workers are striking the whole thing. But I think it's like. So the other two
parties sort of decide what your penance is based on. It's like. It's like, okay, if you want to
watch once upon a time in Hollywood, you have to read the feminine mystique. Or, like, you know.
Tyler: I do. Like once upon a time in Hollywood. That's a pretty good turn to movie. If you go see
a movie at the new Beverly theater.
O'Neil: Yeah, there you go.
Tyler: You have to read. You have to. O'Neil, name three. Three feminist writers right now.
O'Neil: Oh, boy. Ella Baker.
Olivia: Okay. Yeah.
Tyler: Oh.
O'Neil: feminist writers.
Olivia: Feminine mystique. I did hand you one.
O'Neil: I can't remember names.
Olivia: Betty Freedam.
O'Neil: Betty Freedom. That's right. what's her name? Aunt Jemima.
Olivia: Someone had to put the description on the back of the bottle.
Tyler: But it's she called now? They changed your name?
O'Neil: No, it's just, Pearl Milco. The actual company's name. They just.
Tyler: Pearl.
O'Neil: Pearl milk, oak syrup. This is black erasure.
Olivia: Anyway, so the point is Sylvia Plath.
Tyler: The point is O'Neil didn't name five, and, he didn't get nearly as much shit as I got.
Olivia: Well, so he did a really good joke, though, so it distracts me.
O'Neil: I was funny about it, and that's.
Olivia: Sort of the premise of the show.
Tyler: Should I have said Will Smith?
O'Neil: Yes, that would have been great.
Tyler: I should have said Muhammad Ali.
O'Neil: Yeah.
Olivia: Oh, my God. Wait, have you guys seen that mic Tyson is fighting Jake Paul?
O'Neil: Yes.
Olivia: Phenomenal. Spectacular. I will be watching.
O'Neil: Oh, yeah.
Olivia: I want to watch Jake Paul die.
Tyler: 70.
Olivia: Yeah, and he never stopped training.
O'Neil: He's gonna kill that. Damn.
Tyler: He'd stop training in the middle, make.
O'Neil: His animated tv show. All right, listen, focus. We have to focus on this podcast so we can
move on. Tyler, what is the name of this Podcast?
Tyler: Oh, my God, I have no idea. Let's. Let's workshop it. Okay, bar, I'm trying to think of an
alliteration. Is there, like, it's a, bartering first. Problematic.
O'Neil: First bank of apologies. It has less banking, though. It's almost like a, bartering, or a
pawn m star situation.
Tyler: Hang on. Can I pitch you one of my classic portmanteaus, please? Sure. Repawdrations.
Olivia: Oh, more like a portman. Oh, no.
Tyler: It's time for Tyler's portmanteau corner.
O'Neil: I mean, red pot rations aren't taken, but I don't know if this is quite that. where did we
decide the currency? Did we ever decide what the currency was for this? No.
Olivia: we didn't know.
O'Neil: What's the currency we're dealing with here? probably problematic pennies.
Tyler: You pick problematic points.
O'Neil: Probably. Probably. Probably points. Probably. Problematic points.
Olivia: Problematic points. PPP.
Tyler: I'm looking up synonyms for problematic, difficult, troublesome, controversial.
O'Neil: Controversy. Controversy coin. I kind of like controversy coin.
Tyler: I like that.
O'Neil: Because then it's not, you know, necessarily just problematic. It can be.
Olivia: We've got all of
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Olivia: our controversial currency going on. We got our controversy coins.
O'Neil: Controversy coin. I like controversy coin.
Olivia: Okay, cool.
O'Neil: So you have to, you have to pay in controversy coin. okay, cool. so let's come over the
title then. is it an auction or. So. So you're, you're bringing the.
Olivia: We can open the market. It's a bizarre.
O'Neil: The 0000. Let's. I like the bizarre. What's a good word to go with bizarre? Hold on.
Tyler: The woke bazaar.
O'Neil: That's pretty good. Oh, the bigoted bazaar.
Tyler: well, we're not big. That's a problem. This isn't like bigots. So this is like, we're
trying, this is just like, God, I really want to watch that one Woody Allen movie from the
seventies, you know?
O'Neil: Yeah.
Tyler: It's not necessarily bigot. Yeah, Woody Allen isn't a. You're not watching that because
you're bigoted. You're watching controversial. It's like a little squeaky, a little gross. I just
really like Rosemary's baby. Okay. I know. Roman Polanski dated a child.
O'Neil: Oh, the dubious bazaar. No.
Olivia: Oh, you got a little alliterative b in the bottom.
O'Neil: Yeah, the, I'm trying to think. I'm trying to add a little bit more. I like the visual
name.
Olivia: Dubious. Bizarre. Like, ooh, Dubois.
Tyler: W E B d. Bazaar. Can we call it the Rosenbarks memorial? Bazaar of ideas.
O'Neil: Of ideas and media. Tmtmtm.
Olivia: what's the penance for just the name on the fucking pitch?
Tyler: Pretty cool. Controversy, bizarre, dubious ideas and media.
O'Neil: You know what? Fuck it. It's April 1. We're fine. Oh, my God. Take it. The, Rosa Parks. Oh,
shit, that's so good. Oh, wow.
Olivia: I'm not creating cover art for this one, guys.
O'Neil: I'll let AI do it. It's racist. That's gonna be fun.
Olivia: Oh, shit, the Rosa parks.
Tyler: I'm putting this into AI right now.
O'Neil: Oh, shit. Let's do it.
Olivia: Oh, man.
O'Neil: All right, so the Rosa parks memorial.
Olivia: Dubious. Bizarre. Of arts and ideas.
O'Neil: Of dubious art. Of dubious art.
Tyler: Dubious arts.
Olivia: It's hard. Dubious hearts and ideas.
Tyler: Great, great.
O'Neil: Fantastic. Oh, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Wow.
Tyler: This is a pretty good idea. Is this my best idea?
O'Neil: Oh, yeah, definitely. Tightly tight. Definitely, definitely, definitely. All right, time to
share the screen.
Olivia: It's the opposite of wonder bread.
O'Neil: Yeah, the exact inverse of wonder bread. And, it's time, for The Wheel of Choosing. Oh,
shit, it's. Oh, my God, it's on the line.
Olivia: Oh, my God. Big buns O'Neil.
O'Neil: Okay, cool. Guys, we gotta stop the millennials, okay?
Olivia: With what?
O'Neil: Fucking it up for everybody. With force.
Olivia: Okay?
O'Neil: We gotta start a military campaign against these fucking millennials. Okay, guys.
Olivia: Okay.
O'Neil: They're fucking up Kansas City real bad.
Tyler: This is coming up a lot of things. Drill.
O'Neil: I mean, they're fucking up a lot of things. The housing market, it's worse. I didn't know.
I didn't think it could get worse, but it's worse. They're gentrifying all the cities.
Kansas City's never been wider. Thrift store prices have never been higher.
Tyler: Yeah, okay, that's true.
Olivia: The thrift is.
O'Neil: Yeah, I want to.
Tyler: I went. I went to try and find a Blu ray player the other day, cuz I'm a fucking loser.
Yeah, it's like $120. I'm like fucking for dead. For a dead medium.
O'Neil: Yeah. Vinyl. More expensive than ever. Went to a record store the other day. What the fuck?
I should be getting that for cheap. This is attack on 2000. Attack on 2000. We gotta get these
millennials the fuck out. We gotta break down these millennials and kick them the fuck out. They've
ruined it. They've ruined everything that
was. That was good for. For poor people, and they've ruined it. Inner city life, ruined. Thrift
stores ruined. This is attack on 2000.
Olivia: Okay?
O'Neil: We gotta get these fucking millennials out.
Tyler: So what? Let me. Let me get this right. What you're pitching is basically
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Tyler: a Podcast version of every Atlantic article from the past 20 years. That's like, millennials
killed are killing x.
O'Neil: But we verify it for today. We verify it for GEN Z! GEN Z! GEN Z because, listen, I'm not
gonna lie, guys, we kind of shout on them for the avocado toast, but they were right. The Atlantic
was right. We should have noticed.
Tyler: Might I make a suggestion? Is this actually just a podcast where we find every millennials
are killing blank article from, like, 20 years ago, and we verify it today?
O'Neil: Yes. There we go. Yes.
Olivia: They love so much. Oh, they love their love.
O'Neil: Listen, boomers and Gen X got their turn. It's Gen Z's turn to shit on millennials. It's
our turn.
Olivia: This because we both have older siblings who are purebred millennials.
O'Neil: Purebred millennials.
Tyler: I'm m pure. Pure GEN Z! GEN Z! GEN Z.
Olivia: Your sister's basically Gen alpha, so, yeah.
O'Neil: We'Re elders, but, yeah, they're fucking it up, guys. And we. Yeah, but. Okay, I do like
that idea.
Olivia: So we'll take millennial as well.
O'Neil: We'll take atlantic articles and point all the fucking things. I love it that millennials
have just phenomenal.
Olivia: We take the last ten years of BuzzFeed headlines.
O'Neil: yes. Oh, my God. Yeah, let's talk about that for a second. The buzzfeedification of all
news media. That's millennials fault. Yeah.
Tyler: Here you go. First up, 2017. As a Forbes article, five industries millennials are killing.
O'Neil: Oh, great.
Olivia: First of all, cereal.
Tyler: How do you guys feel?
O'Neil: They brought it back.
Olivia: Oh, yeah.
Tyler: Number one, usual chain restaurants, the food.
O'Neil: Of the pork chilies, Olive Garden. Guys, Applebee's. Guys, we can't even have Applebee's
anymore. They've ruined it for us.
Olivia: Yep. No chili.
O'Neil: Two dollar margaritas. We used to be a country. We used to be a country that had $2
margaritas. I used to be able to get fucked up on a tenor. Olivia.
Olivia: Number five is cereal avocados.
Tyler: Number two is diamonds. And number three is homeownership. Number four is movie theaters and
cable tv.
O'Neil: Yeah, cable tv can go. Movie theaters. Yeah, they fucked that one up.
Olivia: Yeah, cable.
Tyler: I have no. I have no qualms about leaving cable tv.
O'Neil: Yeah. And maybe.
Olivia: Why are millennials so antisocial? They're like, no thanks. Nama. Stay in bed. Like, what
is. What? Why do they want to stay home so bad? Is it because they paid through their notes?
Tyler: That expensive?
Olivia: It's not.
O'Neil: Yeah.
Olivia: Okay. I do kind of have a funny story about a list, so I do pay for a list. And so my
roommate has been coming to the movies with me and was under the assumption that I had two free
tickets for a show every week instead of Just one for me. And then I can get discounts on other
people's tickets. And so I was basically just eating the cost of my roommate going to the movies.
Oh, no. Because I never really said anything and brought it up recently. And they were like, what
do you mean? And I was like, well, I was like, I'll split the cost of the ticket with you. And they
were like, what do you mean? I thought it was free. I was like, no. And they were like, dude, it's
been, like, months. And I was like, yeah. And they were like, your chronic people pleasing is,
like, getting out of control. And I went, well, were you at least briefly pleased that it worked.
O'Neil: Very true.
Olivia: End of my.
O'Neil: Okay. Yes. So this is what I think it should be. I think it should be. Okay, I forgot to
preface this.
Olivia: Yeah.
O'Neil: I'm starting a series. It's an election year.
Olivia: Okay.
O'Neil: These are all going. My pitch is going forward. I have one Macguffin that's currently in
the oven. I'm cooking on it, but the rest of mine, until I run out, are just going to be election
topic pitches. And so this is the millennial one that I'm going with.
Olivia: Millennial vote.
O'Neil: Okay, so maybe we sort of hone in on some of the ways that the millennials got things
right, but then we really focus on what they need to improve on. And it's a millennial report card
sort of situation.
Olivia: Okay. So kind of like, you know, the Boomer improvement Podcast that we talked about
earlier?
O'Neil: Sort of like that, but more so.
Olivia: But younger generations.
Tyler: But they have time.
O'Neil: This is the thing. Millennials have time. Right. And another thing that I want to make sure
that we fucking fix is we can't have Gen alpha be a bunch of shit heels, because I'm seeing how
some of these gen alpha kids are coming out, and they're super smart. They're very smart, but they
are a.
Tyler: Little rough around the edge. We've officially reached maximum iPad kid. The iPad kids
generation.
Olivia: Again, my nephew has not seen a screen because my millennial sibling is like.
O'Neil: Either side of it. Yeah.
Olivia: M. He just plays with wood.
O'Neil: And that's.
Tyler: And that's how your nephew is going.
O'Neil: To be President these different classes. So maybe. Exactly. He's going to lead. He's going
to lead Gen Alpha into the new age. but maybe we. Maybe we at first, need to, like, break down the
different classification
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O'Neil: of millennial, because you have your, let's say, your. How do I put this? Your quirky
millennials.
Olivia: Hm.
O'Neil: Right? And then you have your sort of. What's that? Beige. Beige little kids doing beige
boy.
Olivia: Clothes.
Tyler: For sad face, sad based children.
O'Neil: Yes. So you have your sort of minimalist millennials, and then you have your tech bro
millennials, which is a whole other category.
Tyler: You have your downtrodden House hacker.
O'Neil: Yes. Yes. You have. You have your gentrifying millennials, which is sort of a real
category.
Olivia: The bro. The business bro category.
O'Neil: Yeah, it's the business bro. So this is what we need to do, is we need to. I think maybe we
do keep it industry focused. so that way we can sort of take one topic and sort of break it down
and break it out, and then we sort of give them a report card on how they're doing on each of these
things. And, guys, guess what? No participation trophies here.
Olivia: No pass. Name of the fucking pitch. Name of the fucking pitch.
O'Neil: Actually, that's a better. That's a much better dissertation trophies. Let me just make
sure that's clear.
Olivia: Oh, Fox News is gonna love us.
O'Neil: Okay, cool.
Tyler: I've been telling you. I've been. I didn't. Haven't I already pitched a right wing grifter
Podcast? Didn't I feel like I've done that.
Olivia: Tinfoil hat.
O'Neil: Oh, tinfoil brain. That was mine.
Tyler: Oh, no, that was. Yeah, those O'Neil. No, I haven't done that yet.
O'Neil: Listen, that might be on my dad.
Tyler: Drift is just. Just starting. like a right wing cult. Yeah, it's not hard. It's pretty. I
feel like it's pretty easy.
O'Neil: Yeah, m. Yeah, we'll get there. It's. It.
Olivia: I.
O'Neil: Listen, I have a lot of election pods coming down the pipeline. I just toss that one in
there. Sort of a challenge for myself. All right. Yeah, I like no participation trophies.
Tyler: That's funny. It's a good joke.
O'Neil: All right. I just saw the fucking name again. I live.
Tyler: The best podcast I've ever pitched. The best name for a podcast I've ever pitched.
Olivia: Okay, great.
O'Neil: All right, before we go to your pitch, Olivia, let's get that ad.
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O'Neil: Oh, great. Fantastic.
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Each razor has stainless steel blades and an aloe vera lubricating strip pivot head, so gentle a
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Federer. I'm good at tennis. Do you think your razor needs a vibrating handle, a flashlight, a back
scratcher, and ten blades? Your handsome ass grandfather had one blade. And polio. Stop paying for
shave tech you don't need. And stop forgetting to buy your blades. Every month, Alejandra and I are
going to ship them right to you. We're not just selling razors. We're also making new jobs.
Alejandra, what were you doing last month? Not working. And what are you doing right now? Working.
I'm no Vandergrift, but this train makes hay. So stop forgetting to buy your blades every month at
school. Start deciding where you're gonna stack all those dollar bills. I'm gonna be saving you
single dollar bill. We are dollar shave club.
And the party is on.
O'Neil: Thank you, dollar shave club, for sponsoring this episode. Not sponsored, non spawned.
Olivia: Thank you to Reddit user traditory one on r copypasta, where they have 1.1 million gummy
abusers.
O'Neil: Oh, my God. And as always, you can find all of our stuff at website. Website. Website biz.
Please rate the show five stars on Spotify, on Apple podcasts, on YouTube, podcasts.
Olivia: What?
O'Neil: They changed. Google Podcast comes down, and now the good YouTube Podcast. That's crazy.
Follow us on all the socials. Ripple, pppast, and, yeah, check out our website. Website. Website
biz anymore. Plur.
Tyler: I don't have anything to plug this week.
O'Neil: Okay.
Olivia: Support your local union.
Tyler: Yeah, I love that. Yeah.
Olivia: And, trans rights. There you go. There you go.
O'Neil: There you go. Hey, listen, keep it in the description every week, okay?
Tyler: Cool.
O'Neil: And with that, Olivia the chapafumi.
Olivia: That's me, baby. Welcome to, changes in latitudes, changes in datitudes, where we. We
create the perfect vacation for our fathers.
O'Neil: Yes.
Tyler: Yes.
O'Neil: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Olivia: Every dad wants a Jimmy Buffett lifestyle. Okay, we've talked. Two of our dads have been on
the show. Maybe all three of our dads have been on the show at
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Olivia: least a little bit.
O'Neil: No, my dad has not.
Olivia: No. Okay, so Ronnie has not been on the show yet.
O'Neil: We'll get him on the fucking pitch.
Olivia: We need to get him on the pilot.
O'Neil: Yes.
Olivia: And so, basically, every dad wants to be Jimmy Buffett inside.
O'Neil: Yes.
Olivia: There's a Jimmy Buffett in all of us, but especially millennial and Gen X. Not millennial,
Gen X.
O'Neil: And boomer men.
Olivia: They want to be Jimmy Buffett so badly.
O'Neil: They do. They want to live that life.
Olivia: All right, my dad's profile picture on Instagram is like a beach in the Bahamas. surf life,
Jeff.
O'Neil: Surf life.
Olivia: Jeff does ruddy like the beach.
O'Neil: He loves. He's jamaican.
Olivia: There you go.
O'Neil: Exactly.
Olivia: So we basically try to figure out how to get our dads to fucking chill out. They need a
break. They need to chill.
Tyler: Okay, now, to be fair, my dad did do that, but he did it through intense exercise regimens.
Olivia: Yeah. No, this is margaritas. This is dubers, if you're into it. But, like, we're sending
the three of our dads on vacation.
O'Neil: On vacation together. Oh, I like this.
Olivia: Cause the other thing that Gen X.
Tyler: And boomer dads need.
O'Neil: No moms alive. Yes, that's true. That is true. Yes.
Olivia: If we have one. One finance yuppie from Connecticut.
O'Neil: Yes.
Olivia: One restaurateur from Texas and one tech genius from Georgia where your dad is. Yeah. And
we bring them all together at a beautiful, inclusive beach resort. Or we put them on a banana boat.
Okay.
O'Neil: Duck boat, please.
Olivia: We fix them. We fix them for the summer. We send our dads away for a little bit, and we get
our. Yeah, we get our dads on the. And we plan their perfect vacation.
Tyler: The other thing you gotta know about dads, they hate meeting new people.
Olivia: I know, I know, but they also sometimes like their kids and don't want to disappoint them.
O'Neil: Yeah, sure.
Tyler: I could definitely guilt my dad into this for sure.
Olivia: Oh, dad. Dad. Oh, I'm, paying for you to go on vacation for the fucking pitch, dad. We
might also have to start a goPro.
Tyler: You want me to fulfill my dreams.
Olivia: To be able to get a dad.
Tyler: So I can't afford vacation for myself?
O'Neil: It's either a giraffe, a Formula one car, or sending our dads on a vacation.
Olivia: Just one.
Tyler: I wonder how much a Formula one chassis sans engine costs.
O'Neil: That.
Olivia: It was like Logan Sargent. What the fuck is a spare chassis? anyway, sorry.
O'Neil: Vacation dads.
Olivia: Yes.
O'Neil: I like this idea.
Olivia: Yes.
O'Neil: So is this is the fucking pitch us planning the. Is it almost like the restaurant?
Restaurant. Restaurant. Where the first half of us planning the vacation and the second half of the
day.
Olivia: Yes. So I think, so we kind of need to do our own separate, like, interviews with our dads
because we don't need.
O'Neil: Okay.
Olivia: We don't need all six of us in. Okay, I like that. I think it would be like me and Michael
Tyler and Jeff O'Neil and Ruddy. We do our one on ones. We figure out what would make the perfect
vacation for them. And then we need. The three of us decide on a location. Okay. And then we try to
combine all the things that make a perfect vacation
for the dads. My dad isn't a golf guy, which does remove a lot of activity.
O'Neil: My dad's also not a golf.
Olivia: Phenomenal. Spectacular.
O'Neil: Okay, great.
Olivia: No, we can.
Tyler: We can cross golf off the wall.
Olivia: No, no golf. So my dad's a big travel guy.
O'Neil: Okay, so he's got the travel, but he wants to go as many.
Tyler: My dad doesn't. Does not.
Olivia: So we need to go somewhere that feels far away but isn't. So, you know, finding the
location, and then we plan them the perfect vacation, and then we pitch it to them and we say, this
is all planned out. You guys can go if you all go together.
O'Neil: Only way it works is if you guys go together.
Olivia: The three of you have to go together without anyone else. Just the three of you. You all
become best friends.
Tyler: I distinctly remember a story from my dad from the last two years. I can't remember when it
was where his work, pitched him a all inclusive trip, like, work trip with, like, all the
executives he works with, all go to Alaska and camp in Alaska and do that type of thing. Now, he
was deeply not into that.
O'Neil: Yeah, I can understand that. You know what I mean?
Tyler: My dad sort of of a Marriott guy.
Olivia: Oh, this is like a resort. Because we also like.
O'Neil: My dad's like a Hilton.
Tyler: What a treat.
O'Neil: Our resort, for sure.
Olivia: You know, same difference.
O'Neil: So, I'm thinking, okay, yeah, we'll have to do the interviews, and I think that's a thing.
We record, we cut those up. We do those, we reconvene. And then how would we. Would we want to
pitch it all together, or would the reconvening just be the final, like, package?
Olivia: We could do the final package. I feel like a pitch to the three of them all at once.
O'Neil: Three of them would be good. We'd have to get all three on the horn.
Olivia: We would have to get all three on the horn.
O'Neil: But we can try. We could try to make that work.
Olivia: We've got two in the same time zone, so that's a pretty good.
O'Neil: That's true. So, yeah. Okay. I like this. I like this concept
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O'Neil: of
Olivia: ...the next--
Olivia: -- one of us gets married. Our dads can all come to the wedding.
O'Neil: Yeah, exactly.
Olivia: And they all know each other and their friends. Yes, because my dad met your dad, O'Neil,
like, briefly, for like 4 seconds after commencement. Yes, but, yeah.
O'Neil: And my dad met your dad Tyler.
Tyler: Oh, really? When?
O'Neil: So, Jeff and Michael just at the, ah, beginning of the, Or was it your mom? I can't
remember the beginning of where.
Tyler: Oh, wait, who moved me in freshman year? Well, it was both of them. It was both of them. But
I feel like I met your mom. I feel like.
O'Neil: Yeah, yeah, my dad met your parents sometime.
Olivia: So this is sort of the perfect vacation for our fathers. Changes in latitudes. Changes in
datitudes.
O'Neil: Changes in latitude. Changes in datitude. That's beautiful. Is the goal to make some
changes to the data, too?
Olivia: Yes.
O'Neil: Is that, like, a thing we're trying to improve?
Olivia: But it's stressing you out? How can we get this to, you know, how can this vacation heal
you?
O'Neil: Okay.
Olivia: In a location?
O'Neil: My father has recently been laid off.
Tyler: So we're paying for paying. Okay?
Olivia: We're paying for it in the methos. Where we have money.
O'Neil: Where we have the money to do this. Okay. So we'll need to come up with a budget. We'll
need to come up with the structure and all that stuff.
Olivia: Three adults.
O'Neil: I think it's important to challenge the dads, though.
Olivia: Yes. They need to do something that.
Tyler: They have to do something outside of their comfort zone.
Olivia: They have to do something outside of their comfort zone. So my dad goes up to Lake Placid.
Lake Placid. He goes to lake the Olympics, and he goes bobsledding some with his friends.
O'Neil: See, that's very funny. Cause my dad also goes bobsledding for the jamaican bobsled team.
Olivia: I knew exactly where you were going.
O'Neil: Cool running.
Olivia: Feel the rhythm. Feel the rhyme. Come on, boys, it's bobsled time.
O'Neil: I can't believe you have that memorized. That's crazy. What do you mean?
Olivia: It's a great movie. John Candy, one of his better.
Tyler: Roles, Olivia gets an extra $20.20.
O'Neil: Controversy points.
Olivia: Phenomenal. Yeah. So I think we need to get our dads to chill out.
O'Neil: Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I like this.
Olivia: Latitude changes to dad.
O'Neil: I like this a lot. What are some things that would challenge your fathers?
Olivia: my dad does my dad trying new things. Yeah. My dad was a frat boy in the eighties. So,
like, he's. Oh, my God.
Tyler: My dad was a frat boy in the nineties.
Olivia: Perfect. So, like, you know, we have, like, there's some, like, my dad is willing. He's
honestly down to clown for most things if it's like, an activity he can do. So, like, he would go,
like, bungee jumping.
Tyler: Nope.
Olivia: My dad would so, like, you know.
O'Neil: You know what's funny is your guys dads would be the challenge for my dad.
Olivia: Do you want to go on vacation with two. Two strange white men that my dad. Two italian
white men, Michael and Jeffrey.
O'Neil: That's actually not probably true. My dad's chill with the whites for the most part. A long
time in corporate.
Tyler: you learned a lot from him.
O'Neil: Yeah, that's fair. That's fair.
Tyler: But it's the biggest takeaway from your parent? This is ten. This is like 20 years down the
line. You're being interviewed, by, I don't know, fucking Sean fantasy.
O'Neil: Yeah. Yeah, sure.
Tyler: What do you think your parents. What do you think your parents gave to you? The ability to
deal with the caucasity.
O'Neil: I can deal with the caucasity. Yeah, I'm able to deal with the caucasity for sure.
Olivia: Isn't your mother white? That's part of the.
O'Neil: Yeah, part of it. Yeah, that's part of the learning curve.
Olivia: Sorry. Your mom's a nice lady.
O'Neil: It'S fine. She doesn't like white people either. All right, so, changes in latitude,
changes in datitude is perfect.
Olivia: I also had, Havana, dad Dreamin and son of a son of a daughter of a son of a sailor man.
O'Neil: Those are all very powerful.
Tyler: Wait, Olivia, there's literally a song called he went to Paris.
Olivia: We're not sending our dads to Europe.
O'Neil: My dad.
Tyler: We're doing it, Jimmy.
Olivia: We're doing a Jimmy themed escape.
O'Neil: Yeah, gotta be box.
Tyler: He went to Paris.
O'Neil: Okay, so changes in latitude, changes in attitude. All right, recap. No, that's
deliberation.
Olivia: Recap, please.
Tyler: Oh, I pitched the Rosa Parks memorial Bazaar of art and commerce of.
O'Neil: Dubious art and ideas. It's in the dock. Please.
Olivia: Hit it again. Hit it again. Do a.
O'Neil: Please.
Tyler: I pitched the Rosa Parks memorial Bazaar of dubious art and ideas, which is a bartering
podcast in which we can trade our controversy coin and good works for being able to watch mildly
problematic art and ideas to be able to engage with them.
Olivia: Here you go.
O'Neil: Thanks for fixing on my fucking spelling mistake, you bastards. Whatever. I pitched the
easiest to spell Podcast, no participation trophies, where, we examine millennial fuck ups and give
them a fucking grade on how they're doing and what they're ruining and what they may have gotten
right.
Olivia: And I pitched changes in latitudes, changes in datitudes, where the three of us plan the
perfect vacation that our dads have to go on together.
O'Neil: All right, let's go to deliberations.
Olivia: My sister. Okay, this is in. What's it called? Of O'Neill's pitch. My sister, again, who is
33 years old, just texted me adulthood. Probably the worst hood I've ever lived in. Very ghetto
here with a picture of crying snoop Dogg.
O'Neil: Well, she gets off my face.
Tyler: Controversy needs to be.
Olivia: She lost.
O'Neil: She loses 13 controversy coin, and she does not get a participation trophy. God damn.
O'Neil: All right, let's talk. Let's talk Pod. Let's talk Pod. All three of these are fucking big.
Tyler: Yeah. This is a really good week.
O'Neil: Good job.
Olivia: Yeah, this is solid. This is a solid week.
Tyler: I will say yes. My dad is a very busy man.
O'Neil: Yeah. I love it as a concept, and I. Fuck, I really, really would love to do it. The only
thing is, I do think it would be hardest. I think that would be the hardest to do. Not in a way
that would not.
Olivia: Even just be like. As a joke, to be like, hey, this is going nowhere.
O'Neil: Yes. It could also possibly be that, but I do think it has. If we're being honest, I think
it has the most potential out of the three pitches, too, though. So I don't want to fully get it,
but it would be the party on the horn that's the hardest part is getting, because the one on one
interviews definitely could work. Like, we could each schedule
our own parents and get them on Riverside and just record that shit. The hard part would be getting
all six of us at the same time to record, to be able to make the fucking pitch. But I don't. I
don't want to fully discount that now.
Tyler: We have already had my dad on for an actual episode, and I'm not sure he'll be super ready
to come back for another.
O'Neil: But callback to have angel of Esther Jeff on for his vacation.
Tyler: Was that before or after I got married? Cause I feel like you guys got a lot closer to my
parents before.
Olivia: Exactly.
Tyler: That was before. Yeah.
O'Neil: Okay, let's pick apart these other two really quick. The Rosa Parks memorial bizarre
updates.
Tyler: we have to do this one right. The Podcast name is too funny to not do it.
O'Neil: It is. It's the funniest Podcast thing I think we've ever come up with. inside your par
with the pody power power hour.
Tyler: It's pretty funny.
O'Neil: You know what? Yeah, I've the only. Yeah, okay. Yeah. I mean, no participation
trophies is also pretty good.
Tyler: And I can see the viewers the time. Let's give your air. Because I do like no participation.
Olivia: It is. It would be excellent to, like, evaluate how ruined the housing industry.
O'Neil: I do want to dress down some millennials. Real bad guys. Because also, like, the fact that
millennials have stopped using full sentences and full words is real bad. Yeah, like, we gotta. We
gotta dress down these millennials. You know how they talk. You
know how they talk, Tyler. It's like, me no want go and have good time because awkward. And, No
want to. I can't fucking. I can't. I can't anymore. I can't with these fucking millennial.
Olivia: Literally, they started. I can has cheeseburger. They need to be stopped. Yeah.
O'Neil: Ah, it sort of. It is sort of a good sequel. Honestly, guys, all three of these are sequel
podcasts to our other podcasts. Rovers of Parks Memorial Bazaar of dubious art and ideas is a
sequel to Wonder Bread. No, participation trophies is a sequel to I can ask Podcast. And changes in
latitude and changes in datitude is a sequel to the restaurant. Restaurant. Restaurant. So, yeah,
our three sequel podcasts and I love that. okay.
Olivia: Podcast, Podcast. Podcast. Two. Electric boogaloo.
O'Neil: Electric Podcast. Lou. electric Waterloo.
Tyler: Here's the reason I think my dad won't come on again is he was genuinely excited to hear a
real restaurant pitch. M. I was like, no. The whole time before, I was going like, no, dad, it's
gonna be like, a bit. It's just jokes. It's just jokes. He's like, no, but podcast that people came
on and pitched restaurants, and I'm like.
O'Neil: Necessarily the restaurant show.
Tyler: call the Food Network.
O'Neil: Do you think it would be so funny. It would be so funny to pitch our dads, like, the
weirdest and funniest vacation. It would be so funny. Maybe. Okay, we haven't done a bit depth in a
while. I'm not saying we do this recently. I don't think that could be towards summer.
Tyler: Maybe
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Tyler: we can move this up toward the top of the bit depth list.
O'Neil: Where we can just kind of work.
Tyler: On it as over the summer, periodically.
Olivia: Yes.
O'Neil: This is our next bit depth is. We will put this at the very top of the list for our next
idea. So I really. This is fine. Changes in latitude, changes in attitude is so fucking powerful.
Okay.
Olivia: Yeah.
O'Neil: And it would also be good to push a little bit, like, in the May June era because then
before summer vacation. Yeah, exactly. So I love that. okay, cool. So. All right. God damn. Let's
do it. Let's fucking do it. Rosa Parks memorial. Bizarre.
Tyler: Let's go the kids back.
Olivia: Rosa Park Memorial Bazaar of dubious Arts and ideas.
Tyler: We've never been so back.
O'Neil: Is this a subset now, is this a subsection of Hollywood Junior? This is the Hollywood
Junior presents the frozen parts of the Juvia's art today.
Olivia: Maybe other than our, like, sequel writing Podcast, maybe our longest.
O'Neil: God damn. Oh, God damn. Hold on, let me. So Tatu, BT actually has a Podcast. art generator.
Hold on, let me pull it up. This is what I paid dollar 20 a month for.
Olivia: Dollar 20 a month.
O'Neil: Really useful.
Tyler: That's how much I pay for AMC a list. I can go see monkey man and fall guy and challenges.
Olivia: I can't wait to go see monkey man.
O'Neil: Bazajar actually.
Olivia: Bajar actually kinda lit visager.
O'Neil: It's actually pretty good. It's actually so good, it's kind of not funny anyway.
Olivia: Needs more dubiousness.
O'Neil: Yeah, needs more dubiousness.
Olivia: How do you explain the concept of dubiousness to an AI?
O'Neil: They will learn and they will learn. All right, Tyler, lead us in prayer.
Tyler: Dear heavenly Father.
O'Neil: Yeah.
Olivia: Oh, okay.
O'Neil: Going straight for Jesus.
Olivia: We're talking about the big guns upstairs. Okay.
Tyler: Please apologize to Rosa Parks for us. And please bring back gritty Sci-Fi like the
Matrix. Amen.
O'Neil: Amen. We'll see you guys next week with the fucking. With Rosa Parks
memorial disassemble.
Olivia: I'm sorry, Rosa.
O'Neil: I'm sorry, Rosa.
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