In short
Chris Black and Jason (co-hosts of How Long Gone) talk about their weekend in New York and a major red-carpet event at the Chateau Marmont, plus celebrity gossip, social media habits, and travel/health routines. They discuss “writer’s room” table reads and the binders/protocols involved, then pivot to the “binders full of women” Mitt Romney reference. They debate Twitter/FYP algorithms and how public browsing (especially on planes) can look incriminating, comparing it to a “congressman caught looking at porn” defense. They speculate about Chrome Hearts branding: fake “Chrome Hearts” clothing by Jim Jones, and a rumored Chrome Hearts hotel concept using the Surfrider in Malibu. Key red-carpet guests they mention include Carrie Coon, “Kuhn” (NCT/WayV member), Patrick Schwarzenegger (worst interaction), Stephen Colbert (best), Will Arnett (noted as great), and Carolyn Murphy (Arnett’s rumored girlfriend). They also cover party performances (MJ Lenderman on “Long December”), celebrity sightings (Sydney Sweeney nearby), and a Delta premium-economy London upgrade snafu involving air marshals.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOTravel Plans and Social Energy
0:45 to 1:54
Discussion about travel to London and social energy levels.
“it's i was focused fellas is it gay to admire your view yo he came in right and then you start looking at the view?”
Writer's Room Experience
1:54 to 3:50
Insights into their experience in a writer's room and taking notes.
“The person who was the head writer, she came up to me at the after party when I was downright tipsy.”
Chateau Marmont Experience
3:50 to 5:04
Hosts share their experiences and opinions on staying at the Chateau.
“We had a room as well, but I'm not going to stay there when I live in the city.”
Fashion and Celebrity Rumors
5:04 to 7:00
Conversations around fashion fittings and celebrity gossip.
“It's very different than being in the hotel.”
Social Media and Privacy Concerns
7:00 to 8:00
Discussion about privacy on social media and browsing habits.
“These are all just obviously unconfirmed rumors.”
Chrome Hearts and Business Moves
8:00 to 9:16
Discussion around Chrome Hearts and their new business ventures.
“You know, sometimes I'll have some ridiculousness type content, you know.”
Chrome Hearts Hotel Plans
9:16 to 11:01
Speculations about the new Chrome Hearts hotel and its theme.
“Well, this is a thing that I learned recently as my Chrome browser updated, whether I wanted it to or not, that you can do split screen tabs.”
GQ Event Recap
11:01 to 14:01
Reflection on the GQ event and red carpet experiences.
“I think Soulja Boy, the joke is that it's like $30 and you don't care if it shows up.”
Drake and Chrome Hearts
14:01 to 14:36
Discussion about Drake's style and Chrome Hearts furniture.
“I think Drake did a Chrome Hearts bedroom.”
Drake and Chrome Hearts
14:41 to 16:59
Discussion about Drake's style and Chrome Hearts furniture.
“This is covering a lot of our bases, Jason.”
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Drake and Chrome Hearts
17:04 to 17:19
Discussion about Drake's style and Chrome Hearts furniture.
“And after you sign up, they'll ask you how you heard about Superpower.”
Red Carpet Snafu
17:19 to 18:46
A humorous recount of a mix-up involving Carrie Coon and a K-pop star.
“Well, first of all, I mean, there is a snafu because there was Carrie Kuhn and Korean pop star Kuhn, spelled K-U-N.”
Chateau Marmont Event
18:46 to 22:29
Insights into the logistics of a red carpet event at Chateau Marmont.
“dying right now i i but i don't know what um i don't know what his like i guess wherever he's it's like the charge whatever country he lives in it's like a it's like a light it's like a $2 ,000 fine or something.”
Celebrity Encounters
22:29 to 23:44
Reflections on interactions with celebrities at the event.
“I mean, Chateau Marmont prices, they're probably making money on the rooms.”
Live Music Experience
23:44 to 28:00
An emotional moment during a live performance at the event.
“Worst, well, I'll give worst to our homie Patrick Schwarzenegger just because, and it's not his fault.”
Reflections on a Concert Experience
28:00 to 34:06
The hosts share their experiences and thoughts about a recent concert performance that left a strong impression.
“But there's a guy literally asleep in his chair.”
Reflections on a Concert Experience
34:14 to 35:53
The hosts share their experiences and thoughts about a recent concert performance that left a strong impression.
“my favorite fashion resale marketplaces.”
Celebrity Encounters and Personal Hygiene
37:11 to 42:00
The hosts discuss their interactions with celebrities and delve into dental care habits.
“Nobody needs to performatively do anything, but we nevertheless.”
The Mouthwash Debate
42:00 to 42:52
A humorous discussion about mouthwash routines and preferences.
“If they have it in a bathroom, like at a hotel or something, or like Equinox...”
The Delta Upgrade Saga
42:52 to 45:58
An entertaining story about a frustrating experience with Delta Airlines.
“I need to tell you this Delta story because this has never happened to me before.”
London Travel Tips
45:58 to 46:46
Insights on what to eat and drink before flying out of London.
R&B and Chicken Alfredo Twitter
46:46 to 49:44
A light-hearted discussion on the cultural significance of R&B music and its association with Chicken Alfredo.
“Oh yeah, nothing like a green juice with a plate full of fucking beans and blood sausage to really set the tone.”
Dining Experience at King
49:44 to 51:13
Details of a dining outing at a trendy restaurant and its atmosphere.
“Ran into him, gave him a hug, and it was weird.”
Wedding Highlights
51:13 to 54:09
Recollections from a memorable wedding, including food and speeches.
“Bottle after bottle of Chubilee was popped.”
Black Tie Attire Discussion
54:09 to 57:11
A conversation on the nuances of black tie events and attire differences between genders.
“I wish somebody told me it was black tie.”
Hotel Tipping Etiquette
57:12 to 59:22
Discussion on proper hotel tipping practices and personal experiences.
“But also I noticed yesterday on my Chrome browser, twitter.com.”
Eddie Murphy Documentary Insights
59:23 to 1:01:05
Reflections on Eddie Murphy's comments about modern TV and the rise of personal content creation.
“Yeah, lastly, I was watching the Eddie Murphy doc on Netflix.”
The Future of Content Consumption
1:01:06 to 1:02:40
Speculation on the ability to personalize media consumption and avoid triggering content.
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:17How long gone? Are you fucking ready? It's a Sunday in New York City. Jason and I are in the Nine Orchard Hotel over here in beautiful, iconic Dime Square. iconic that's what they say about it i i mean i could take it or leave it of course but i do
0:34Jason Stewart:find myself here pretty often i have a view of both i have the dime square on this side and then over here it's another street what is that the big it's a main thoroughfare i don't know i didn't look i i don't know where this room is positioned why didn't you admire my view i'm sorry because it's i was focused fellas is it gay to admire your view yo he came in right and then you start looking at the view? I guess it depends on what your view is of you of. Am I right? That's actually facts. Facts. My view is dick. Yeah. I was saying yesterday, or we were discussing yesterday, our social battery running on E, bro.
1:12I'm so excited to get on a flight tonight alone and just not have to talk to anyone. Where are you going? London. My word. This is when I had the whole issue this week.
1:27Jason Stewart:We got London on the track. We got London on the track. Okay, so tonight, beep, beep, back it up. You go GQ's man of the year. You show up Wednesday. Yeah. So we can get into the table read, into the writer's room. We go in. They give us gold. We turn it into platinum, don't we? Yeah, yeah. That's exactly what happened. Yeah, yeah. We take their magic and we give it a spit shine. I think they were a little put off that we brought our own red Sharpies, but it seemed to be fine in the end. The person who was the head writer, she came up to me at the after party when I was downright tipsy. And she was like, you really had a lot of notes on that.
2:14Jason Stewart:But that's the problem. It's like I've never been in a writer's room, so it felt official. I mean, these are real people, real producers. we had a three ring binder with our name on it and run of shows and color-coded documents and it was very official so i was like i'm i'm acting like somebody who would act in a writer's room i don't want to just sit there and be like sounds good i don't think that but then you also don't want to have too much feedback because then you look like a i just am like annoying person i just also am like i'm gonna ask these questions or i might not so i don't really care like i'm just saying like if it goes another direction right right right like i'm not worried about if these are so good or not because i think we'll be able to handle it i guess as a master improviser you're not married to the notes i'm not married to but i'm also a little bit and i know this is necessary and i understand it's how but the binder all this shit i'm like all right dude like it's just like this shit is gonna be on a teleprompter right all right i'm good to go do you think that's because everyone needs a job and that's just the way things are done so that's i think it's necessary when you're making like a tv like when you're really doing something i think it's very necessary i think it's like i guess what i'm saying is the idea was that we would take those binders full of women back to our room binders full of women yeah that's a that's a they'll know so you take the binder you pick the binder with all the the script back to your room you're gonna study it is that you know what i mean like what is it actually for i don't even know where mine was or as soon as we left i just got up and left and i never looked at it again and binders full of women you said they'll get it they meaning the audience who's listening to this woman is a reference to i'm blanking on it now is it it's a reference to like a political thing where somebody said he had binders full of women and i'm blanking on who did it okay it's okay um binders full of women i'm gonna look it up right now i don't remember binders full of women it's not epstein shit it's pre that i think don't talk i'm doing my voice to text sorry it was mitt romney oh it's big mitt october 2012 during the second presidential debate can you imagine being named after a baseball glove that shit's crazy and he's he looks so presidential but then this motherfucker's name is mitt i'm sure that's like some wasp shit that's like a nickname for something like mitchell you know mitt is a very waspy fucking i just all i could think about this motherfucker look like Rawlings.
4:40Yeah, so we did our read. And then...
4:43Jason Stewart:We did our read. We got to... And you got to stay at the Chateau. We had a room as well, but I'm not going to stay there when I live in the city. It's too annoying. The Chateau Marmont is better than my house overall, just in terms of history at the very least, as well as square footage, etc., etc. We don't have a pool. But, you know, famously the rooms there... No, it's not the... The rooms are nice. Where we are is not nice. We were in the hotel. No, we weren't. We were in the bungalows. It's very different than being in the hotel. But it's, I mean, it's on the property. But I'm telling you, the room quality is different.
5:20Jason Stewart:I know that, for sure. Well, it just feels like you're camping. Yeah, I guess so. You know what I mean? Which is nice. If it's summer and you're right there next to the pool, it's sick. Yeah, yeah, true. I think when it's, well, I guess the weather was fine. It wasn't that bad. Look, we had a lot of hardships at the Chateau, didn't we? Yeah, it was hurting. I was really hurting. uh the well the real i know i didn't have any issues actually it was it was all good beautiful i'm just trying to think if i found any issues you got up alex had some pilates you we walked around we did a fitting it was a nice yeah we did yeah we did a fitting and left with our own clothes had to say although i'm no to the buck mason v-neck i'm desperate to get the hermes leather pants that fit because I do quite like them.
6:03Yeah, I bet you do. I did, but there was one pair that was black that's obviously cool and then they made a strange gray color. I'm just like, I don't know about gray leather pants. Who's going to wear gray leather pants? Not even Shibuzi could pull it off. Oh, I heard some rumors yesterday. Shibuzi and SZA.
6:22Jason Stewart:Really? Yeah. Wow. Low key. Save a horse, ride a cowboy. He's been beating for a minute is what they say. Really? Yeah. interesting i heard another rumor yesterday too wow jordan first wall ass over here jordan firstman and josh hutcherson smashing who's josh hutcherson the guy from the fucking show that was in the hunger games the guy that's in rachel's show all the whole cast was like they were kissing and then people are like they did it three times why did they do that and then gay twitter was saying low-key gay twitter that's what's been going on not that i'm on gay twitter at all but somehow it might FYP.
7:00These are all just obviously unconfirmed rumors.
7:03Jason Stewart:A very similar defense to the congressman who is caught looking at quote-unquote pornography on an airplane all day long. Rock-solid defense saying, bro, that's my FYP on Twitter. I can't claim that. That has nothing to do with me. We can blame Elon for that too. The 4U page algorithm, I think for For our listeners who don't know, it was like a couple days ago and somebody was narking out a guy on an airplane because he was like old guy looking at an iPad and multiple photos of just like Twitter hoes in various forms of nudity. Honestly, I forget that Twitter allows all of that. And the problem is, if you know that your Twitter FYP serves you up pornography, because I'm sure some algorithms are just that mostly.
7:56Jason Stewart:We have gay stuff, black stuff, et cetera, et cetera. You know, sometimes I'll have some ridiculousness type content, you know. Oh, I love that. You know, some British fight vids and things like that. But if you really hone in on it, you can just get straight porn. and this guy, if that's what your Twitter is, I won't open my Twitter feed on an airplane on my laptop because God knows what it's going to be. I don't give a fuck. I'm opening. You're going to get caught up like this little congressman. If you're about it, you get the little screen protector, which I see like lawyer finance guy types and photographers because they don't want to be editing that in front of you.
8:36They don't want you to see what they're doing.
8:37Jason Stewart:I see hot influencer hoes. they have it on their shit too because they don't want to be seen deciding which of the 478 photos of them in their new fucking ass ass strengthening tights served up as a new ass strengthening tights and lilac those are nice you're using ai to find if there's a difference between all of the you know what the best one is whatever i don't want to share that process with i don't love i i mean for me i i just don't you know i'm famously anti-laptop in public the the plane is a weird liminal space that i don't consider public yeah but i also know that somebody can look at me going back and forth from gmail and twitter and daily mail and hypebeast and think i'm a psycho well that's not that's normal browsing no but i think the way i'm browsing could be to like i think i think i mean you this man looking at hypebeast on their plane i know I think the refreshing Could be problematic Like I think the amount of Twitter Refreshing could be a problem I think somebody could be like this guy's a psycho Why is he Refreshing the for you And the regular All the time to get more I need a hit type shit Yeah they're gonna be like this is the first guy Who has a social media addiction I've never seen it before It's different on the computer.
10:04Jason Stewart:It's like a dopamine hit. No, it's different on the computer. It hits different on the computer. We know. Well, this is a thing that I learned recently as my Chrome browser updated, whether I wanted it to or not, that you can do split screen tabs. So you can have two websites open on the same damn time. And there's a dividing line. That's kind of nice. And you could drag. I mean, interesting that this feature was launched right after the Gooning article was debuted. I see kind of where you're going with that. So I can have my Wikipedia up while I'm watching my YouTubes to cross-reference what I'm learning.
10:49I could have left side Asian chick, right side black chick. That's what I was guessing people are using it for more. I don't know if my Chrome is current. so maybe I should check out when I get home just check and see if it's
11:03Jason Stewart:insert Zach Bia joke here bro your chrome ain't even current have you seen did we talk about Jim Jones new clothing line that's just fake chrome and he's like I made chrome hot so fuck it I'm doing it myself it's an insane way to think about it his mind as they say one of the greats do you think the likelihood of that stuff shipping is higher or lower or the same as a soldier boy product higher but less orders. I think Soulja Boy, the joke is that it's like $30 and you don't care if it shows up. I think Jim Jones' fake Chrome Hearts jeans are probably a little more expensive and I think less interesting.
11:43Anybody who wears real Chrome Hearts doesn't want them. Anybody who wants to wear real Chrome Hearts knows they're fake, so I'm not sure who the customer is exactly. Yeah, he figured out. He's like, I got a product with zero customer base.
11:54Jason Stewart:Yeah, just I don't fully... It would be weird if Jim Jones wasn't doing things well i think maybe the only customer base is the possibility of someone who doesn't know what chrome hearts is but i don't know if there's somebody who doesn't know what chrome hearts is who likes jim jones enough to buy his you know it's a it's yeah yeah yeah zero results found on that one but i saw that the chrome hearts people the family the starks they bought the surf rider they bought the they bought a cute little hotel motel in malibu california and they're gonna flip it into the chrome hotel by the sea bro i'm calling my travel agent right now this is my chrome surfboard my chrome wetsuit i need my chrome rash guard do you think this is a smart idea on their part i think is the is the chrome i mean not to use a beach pun but is the chrome wave gonna crash by the time they turn this no because the beautiful you know the beautiful million dollar investment into something that'll start making profit the beautiful part of chrome hearts is it peaks in pop culture but always continues to thrive no matter how much in the zeitgeist it is.
13:03Jason Stewart:There's always a strong, solid marketplace for it. 25 years ago, they were making a fortune in Japan and no rapper was, you know what I mean? It's like, it'll be fine. This feels like a I have too much money move. Like, fuck it, let's do it. Sure. But the Surfrider is a pretty classic. I've never stayed there. It's already pretty expensive. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because it's like on the water. It's like on the water. Do you think they're going to keep the sort of Pamela Anderson shabby chic Malibu vibe? Or they're going to black lacquer that shit? Bro, if I check into my suite at the Chrome Hearts Hotel and them sheets ain't leather, I'm turning right around and driving back to LAX.
13:43That's crazy. Leather sheets. I need leather sheets, leather bathrobe. I need the toothbrush made out of fucking platinum. Robe with 18 pounds. Yeah, I need all that. I need everything leather.
13:54Jason Stewart:You look like a guy that breaks down sides of cattle for a living. Yeah, I want crosses everywhere. I want there to be a hose in the room. It's like Drake. I think Drake did a Chrome Hearts bedroom. Or maybe Drake did. I know he did the Chrome Hearts Rolls Royce. And it was a similar. It was like the seats are leather with the crosses on them. I want all that. I've seen a Chrome Hearts. There's a great store in Aspen that has a Chrome Hearts white leather club chair that works. Oh, wow. It's subtle, actually. It actually works. It actually works. It's pretty nice. Okay, so do you want to talk about GQ and all of our red carpet fun?
14:29I mean, I feel like we've posted 150 videos of it, but I guess we could talk about what it was like BTS. This episode of How Long Gone is brought to you by a new podcast from The Guardian, stateside with Kai and Carter. This is covering a lot of our bases, Jason. It's trying to slow down the news and wrestle with the questions we all have about what's happening in the world. And I know you particularly have quite a lot of questions.
14:53Jason Stewart:A lot of questions. But how often? Because we do this podcast three times a week, and that's a sweet spot. How many times do they do? Three times a week. And I have a feeling just based on the platform and these talking points that they're maybe going to be covering different stuff than we do. That's just a guess. The Guardian is not some billionaire-owned platform. They're not afraid to say what they want to say, brother. Yeah, Rupert ain't sniffing around in what journalists Kai Wright and Carter Sherman are up to over there at Stateside. But yeah, listen wherever you get your podcasts. You can watch it on YouTube.
15:25It's three times a week. And who couldn't use more news? You know, especially when it's not, you know, from here, let's say. Give it a listen. Give it a listen. All right, Jason, this episode of How Long Gone has brought you by Superpower. and I don't know about you, but I'm sick and damn tired of leaving the doctor's office feeling like I got no useful info from these buzzos. You put on the white coat, you sit down, you say a bunch of stuff, but it's nothing I can use. Maybe you told me you're fine, drink more water as if I could. I'm not leaving with no real data, no game plan, just a pat on the ass.
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17:19Jason Stewart:Well, first of all, I mean, there is a snafu because there was Carrie Kuhn and Korean pop star Kuhn, spelled K-U-N. So there was a lot of Kuhnfusion on the red carpet. I did not set that up as a joke. That was off the dome right now, just to be clear. I did not know who either of those people were. I knew Carrie Coon. I saw her from the Criterion closet. Alex was like, it's crazy you haven't seen this before. You don't know who that is. I'm like, I don't. And then she listed off all the stuff she was in. Yeah. And I was like, I don't know if I've seen any of this. Yeah, I mean, your ass ain't watching Gilded Age.
17:55Jason Stewart:But she's like a legend. But she's a beloved legend. She is a beloved actor. She's been doing it for a long time, is what I'm saying. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. I like the idea that she's this talented actress Who's been grinding for a long time And earning her keep And probably, you know One six hundredth as famous and popular and rich As Kuhn Kuhn, Asian Kuhn Got tackled Like a fan ran up to him We were at a star-studded event All these people going crazy When Kuhn was out there People screaming like the Ariana Grande getting tackled type scenario like that guy's tackled before really that guy is i can't remember who else he's tackled he's i'll do it again he's a two-time tackler celebrity tackler and i can't remember who else it was my colts could have used him last weekend i'll tell you what arch manning's dying right now i i but i don't know what um i don't know what his like i guess wherever he's it's like the charge whatever country he lives in it's like a it's like a light it's like a $2 ,000 fine or something.
18:59It's not like you go to jail.
19:01Jason Stewart:Okay, the tackling cost is just cost of doing business. I'll eat that fee. No problem. Imagine the video of you tackling Grande. Your life is made. He didn't tackle. I think he just tried to get the flick. Yeah, you can't really spear tackle Ariana Grande. She'll shatter like a dropped wine glass. Oh, yeah. A thin wine glass. She'll look like the Drake Sprite commercial where he just defragments into a - Is Kuhn the singer, but he's not from a group? Kuhn is maybe from a group. I think he might be, but he is also Chinese. He's chai pop. Oh, is he? Yeah, I don't think he's K-pop. Might be, might be.
19:44Jason Stewart:Kuhn is a Chinese singer-songwriter. Never mind, yeah. But he's a member of the South Korean boy group NCT. and Chinese subunit WayV W-A-Y uppercase V Hold on, Chinese subunit? Like what? Okay, so the South Korean boy group NCT and it's Chinese subunit WayV The shit they're doing over there the contracts they're getting these people in are different, like we haven't seen anything like this before But also, there's two Coons So maybe, okay, there's Kion Kun and Kai Jukun Kun. I mean, look at them. And that one rose to fame as the lead singer of the boy group 9%. So we got 9%, NCT, and Subunit Way V.
20:37Jason Stewart:These are all normal names for a musician. Dude, these guys, they got them so fucked up in these contracts. They have to go to war and stuff. It's just too crazy. I think the Kun that we were talking to is from way v okay is this is this the coon that you're talking sure that's the that's the one okay anyway i didn't talk to him we didn't yeah we weren't allowed to speak with him that was only uh our girl quenlin did she talk to him yeah i think so okay okay she she interviewed zown with coon yeah but it was i was very impressed by the fact that there was you know there's a prediction of rain so there was a decision made by production to flip this whole shit and put it in the garage of the chateau marmont which if you've been there the garage is um legendarily hard to navigate in a car like very hard it's like a very it squeaks a lot but it's also just it's not very big and it's just very very difficult to get in and out it's almost an ornamental garage that's just there to look at and not be used.
21:44But the fact that they cleared this out in 12 hours and made it, built a full red carpet with multiple walls and full live stream capabilities.
21:54Jason Stewart:Brought in HVAC system. It was crazy. Sound, video, broadcasting. Next morning, I woke up, garage had cars in it. I was like, you motherfuckers were up all, you just got it done all night. It's all good. It was really impressive. I'm blown away by those people over there at the Marmont. It was really impressive. And then the day before, full Maybach goop buyout. So full red carpet, a fucking half a million dollar Maybach parked in the front entrance. And then just an hour later, gone. That shit is impressive. They don't even need to have hotel guests stay there anymore. I mean, that's how hotels.
22:33I mean, Chateau Marmont prices, they're probably making money on the rooms. but the those i'm sure they could do that every night if they really want to i'm a little sad that
22:43Jason Stewart:we didn't get invited to the goop maybach dinner that's a different echelon well i think it's a different echelon but i also think it's uh i'm not sure who that's for it's if uh if if i was a little more republican and had 12 to 37 more million dollars than i do right now it does feel It feels like people we would never interface with by accident or on purpose. I knew a couple of people that went. Did you? Shout out Nick from Sweetgreen. But I mean, I'm sure they know Gwyneth and I'm sure they've like collaborated with Gwyneth. Was Gwyneth there? She was there. Yeah. Okay. I mean, I figure if they're paying the big bucks, she's got to be there, but I wasn't sure.
23:25Jason Stewart:Also, Ian, I know you're listening right now. Sorry that we are missing the call right now. That was supposed to happen. Oh. He just sent a Zoom link right now and said, are y 'all jumping on? Can you hit him back right now? Sorry. No, it's all good. It's all good, playa. But I feel like we had a good... We had a great time. We got to talk. Okay, so best and worst people that we talked to. Worst, well, I'll give worst to our homie Patrick Schwarzenegger just because, and it's not his fault. I think it's because the questions that we had for him were probably a little insulting. Insultery. like we wanted him to do an Arnold Schwarzenegger impression and ask him to like take his shirt off and if he eats hamburgers with no bun and stuff so he didn't seem particularly uh down to clown less down to clown than professional comedian Stephen Colbert unfortunately Stephen Colbert is my top guy Colbert and well I mean also we need the Will Arnett report because we've obviously been beefing in our one-sided battle with him and we're great at one-sided battles That's kind of our thing.
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24:28Jason Stewart:Yeah, people have parasocial relationships with us, and we have parasocial relationships with other podcasters as well, and that's why we're human. Our producer told us that Will Arnett has probably never listened to a podcast. Yeah. Which I was like, that makes him very cool. Not only have I never heard of you or your podcast, I have never heard of any podcast. And I think that explains a lot. He just watches hockey and goes on Raya. Like counts as money. No, he's dating. I think he's dating Carolyn Murphy. He is. Which is very sick. So what do we know about her other than has the same name as my beautiful wife?
25:07She's a legend. Model. Like legendary. Okay. She's a model.
25:11Jason Stewart:I looked her up because she looked very good, of course. And she's 51. Yeah. That's great. She's age appropriate for him, which I think I'm sure that wasn't always the case post-polar. For the first time in his life. And also when I was looking at Carolyn, the model that he's dating, had a little bit of polar in it. She was a Yossified Polar. Do not do that, bro. He got it tight. No, that's dark, bro. Yossified Polar. You cannot put those two in the same category. Bro. No, that's different countries. Open your third eye, though. Different countries, but there's crossover. The flavors of Oaxaca and Szechuan.
25:49Just because she has blonde hair does not mean.
25:52Jason Stewart:No, no, no. It's the nose and eye placement. You need to have your eyes checked. No, no. You need to get your third eye checked open. Shit clogged up.
26:05Jason Stewart:Look, I'm not. Let me tell you something. It's slightly speculative. Don't worry. The listeners will chime in and say, yo, you're crazy for that one. You're crazy for that one. TJ Mafia is going to be in my DMs and be like, yo, bro, I see the vish. No. I mean, maybe if they want to kiss your ass and agree with you, but they're lying. They do. They do. i yeah arnett was great stephen colbert was great i think seth rogan gave me more than i thought he would but i also just don't know in these situations always i think people are just like what where what you know and it's like even though they've done this a million times and they know exactly what it is every time it's like what is this yeah every time you're like so you're about to be interviewed on the red carpet for the 975th time of your entire life and then you're like what is this a camera do i stand here is this where am i going is that i think it's i think it's part of the bit to an extent yeah yeah yeah so you want me to look into the camera and talk is this microphone is that how it works yeah it's funny i mean stephen colbert being like i haven't held a microphone it's been a long time he was cool man he was a nice little ripper he he's he is cool and i guess that's why i mean again i the late night hosts that cry are not my favorite genre of people but i do forget that they are absolute pros when it comes to doing anything like this and could run laps around us doing our job as well absolutely and i need to remind myself absolutely not i've no i could i but him being like if like if we were talking to jimmy fallon on the red carpet we'll talk shit on him all day long but then when you're when you're with it and you're holding the mics and you're in the cipher oh hey yeah you'll be like okay have you been on tv for 20 years you're gonna be good at it maybe 30 yeah i guess shit he's yeah he has been a long time getting on there but i mean the party was fun i you know i i gotta i gotta be honest man i preach i got a little choked up when jake was playing long december i gotta say man i gotta say i really was like he really slowed it down he made that he made that thing last he said he said i'm chewing this bite 40 times before i swallow lanzer hop that song he lands her off long december talking about digestion gut health no he did a good it was funny because i was i was sitting on a chair in front of you and then i was in the shot kind of and then they're like okay you're you're gonna be his guitar tech so you gotta switch it over and i look behind me and you and will welch you know you got the kleenex out listening just enamored by the majesty of MJ Lenderman on this powerful Counting Crows song.
28:48Jason Stewart:And then I'm looking at him sing. And then I look over to the right. I took a video of it. I don't know if I'm going to post it. But there's a guy literally asleep in his chair. I'm like, this man is playing an acoustic song. It's going to be three minutes and 31 seconds. You're at an A-list celebrity party. Was it a person working? No. It was a guest. Damn. And I don't want to. You nodded out? he was just he was just like damn i'm i'm sitting down and he was he just literally was asleep sometimes you get too comfortable i'm like bro sydney sweeney is 14 feet away from you it's i didn't see it's 7 p.m i didn't see sydney sweeney 7 p.m and you are asleep fam yeah actually there's a photo i posted where mj is playing and then i'm sitting on the on the chair on the cuck chair watching him like a proud father and then somebody replied i posted it on instagram they're like look through the window and if you look through the window it's like a spooky like you see a face in the window it's sydney sweeney she was outside watching him through the window like a fucking i was about to say stop doing stop zooming in on photos i was like all right that's worth it all right that's funny that actually that went somewhere the sydney sweeney jump scare but i thought it was um i just feel like will could have gotten anyone to do that and i think it's an inspired choice to get someone who can actually do it without any help and just sort of like what do you want me to do you want me to walk in with guitar like i'm fucking prince and climb up on a table sure okay no problem i guess i just i mean i'm obviously biased but i i thought it was great versus having like here's my handler who has the backing track and then the the tv vocal It felt appropriate for the setting.
30:30You know, it felt like appropriate. Honestly, we joked about it, but the way Miley Cyrus shows up, because she can sing, it's just like, yeah, somebody play the piano, I'm going to fucking belt this.
30:39Jason Stewart:Remember when musicians would play music? Honestly, it's rare. With their hands and their mouth? Because Clips played, it was fucking insane. They were good. They were like really, really good. And it was just kind of like. Even though they're well past their prime, you say they did well. I think they're actually in their prime. I think they're going to win a Grammy for this for sure. They're nominated for like four or five. I'm happy for them. I like it. Obviously, it's not their prime, but it's better than the last three. You know what I mean? Whatever. I like old clips, not new clips. It's good.
31:11Jason Stewart:I'm telling you, it's good. But any time a rapper is like, I'm 49, I don't care if you're Jay-Z or Clips or any of these people. Jay-Z is 100 times worse. We don't need to. Yeah, he is. But it's a young man's game. I want hungry rappers Well they're all so bad now I think they're eating too much That's the problem back in the day You'd be a hungry rapper and then you'd work your way up And now no one's hungry Everyone is They're already entitled and ruined by the time they turn 17 I thought that Little Netspend is already jaded And he hasn't even written a coherent song Does he rap? Yeah Oh I didn't know I thought he like did some weird What do you think he did?
31:50Like bad singing with auto-tune
31:52Jason Stewart:Well he does that too you're like no no that's part of it that's a big part of it he models too i'm happy to say that net spend and what's the other one two hollis neither have ever blessed my ears come on bro i don't i don't i just don't need it i like them i think they're cool looking yeah and that's kind of the whole i think they're powerful i think that's the whole point yeah most of the point is that they're cool looking um yeah so yeah that was all good we we finished up the party I was asleep by midnight not me, me was hung over the next day but you guys didn't stay, I mean it was kind of over it wasn't like, that's what I like about it I mean we were there all day but it's over at a reasonable hour yeah, it was over at midnight or something like that it was a good party, I thought it was the layout, I liked the layout I liked it better than being in the parking lot I got to, I had a good I was hanging out with Aziz and he was like oh is that somber?
32:51Jason Stewart:and I was like yeah that's somber and he's like oh I want to talk to him and I was like oh you should go talk to him and he's like oh he's like busy talking to somebody I don't want to get in there and I was like you know hey somber this is aziz and then they just started talking or whatever and then I got to take a photo of the two of them and it was like aziz was very interested in building with somber it was cool you think somber knew who he was I don't uh only because only for age i mean only for age only because he was born in 2017 i literally think he would be like oh hey like nice cool to meet you fan like i literally don't do uh do you work here or i honestly don't i i think i don't it's tough it's it's 50 50 that he may be pro enough to fake it he's probably heard the name but if he maybe he couldn't pick him out of a lineup oh yeah my mom said you were canceled yeah he looked good as these look good i i want i asked show i was like what was that suit like he looked cool it was a nice suit okay aziz's look ate down yeah i'm not saying that but aziz and i are finally friends now we have exchange phone numbers and i think in the next year we're gonna get a burger at telegramma or something like that aim high king aim high aim high all right this episode of how long gone is brought to you by poshmark jason i know you've used the site before it's really easy way to shop and it's it's one of my favorite fashion resale marketplaces.
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39:23Nobody needs to performatively do anything, but we nevertheless. Flossing dental care.
39:29Jason Stewart:I don't need to read a book at the bar alone by myself. Dental care in public, that feels maybe unnecessary. I agree with that. I think you and Carolyn have this in common. She believes that brushing should only happen in front of the bathroom sink while you're staring at yourself into the mirror. Where else would you do it? Not shower. That's disgusting. I will shower brushing is fucked up. I shower brush. It's fucked up. Why? The water's hot. What water? The water from the shower. What does that have to do with brushing? Rinse my mouth out after I brush. How am I doing that when I'm in the shower?
40:07Jason Stewart:Well, I mean, I guess you just put a little hot water in your mouth and swish it around. I don't know. I don't take that hot of a shower, I guess. It's not like there ain't no way to. I get that. Look, I know you're a guy who's biohacking and you like to take shortcuts to make your life better. But you can take an extra couple minutes and brush your teeth in front of the sink like an adult. I like to go do things around the house while I'm brushing. No, bro. This is insane. Insane. Insane. I'm a multitasker. I'm an efficiency kinker. I understand that. And I am too. But there's a time and a place.
40:40There's a time and a place.
40:41Jason Stewart:I'm not performing certain things while I'm brushing. I'm not going to go take out the trash with the toothbrush. No, no, I know that. I understand. I'll go into the other room and put a T-shirt in the laundry or put a glass in the kitchen sink or something. How long are you brushing for at a certain point? Three minutes. That feels excessive. I love to brush long. I mean, I prefer a floss brush mouthwash. That's the ultimate. That's the everything shower. That's the ultimate three-pack right there. That's the ultimate three-pack. Wow. Chris Black dental routine revealed. get a little of this ladies i love flosses then brushes then a mouth i fucking love listerine it's bad because i heard it hurts your gains joe holder told me that what yeah it's been a he's been specifically listerine or just just mouthful like i think alcohol i think mouthwash not like the little gay asap one all those mouth i i kind of like the asap one the flavor of it but i want the burn you know me i want to be i want my mouth on fire do we know the do we know the science behind why it affects your games?
41:43Jason Stewart:I cannot remember. I'm sure Joe will let me know because it was a thing he told me about and then I think he posted. This is a long time ago. Joe Holder. Let's get Joe Holder on the phone. He's always happy to bless us with knowledge. I mean, that's a fact that I'm interested in, but I feel like whenever... I don't use mouthwash, but when I did when I was younger, it felt wrong. If they have it in a bathroom, like at a hotel or something, or like Equinox... You like the astringent burn of it. I want it to hurt. it's like ginger beer or sparkling water what is the hardest hit? I think that it disrupts the microbiome in your mouth potentially too much you know what I mean?
42:24Jason Stewart:I need to clean this wall and then you sandblast the paint off of it and you're like I just wanted the dirt off of it I took it a little too far it breaks it down to the studs every morning It breaks down the studs. But I try to do morning and night if I'm really feeling myself. You try to brush your teeth twice? No. I'm just kidding. I'm saying mouthwash twice. Wow. I want to mouthwash every time I brush, but it's tough with the travel schedule. Bam. I need to tell you this Delta story. This is a good podcast. I need to tell you this Delta story because this has never happened to me before. Go on.
42:59I purchased a premium economy ticket. Classic or extra? Classic. Classic. to go to London with the plan to use one of my global upgrade certificates to upgrade. So I call and they're like, all right, yeah, you're on the waiting list.
43:13Jason Stewart:Thank you for being a Diamond Medallion member, Mr. Black. Am I speaking to Chris Black? My name is Sharice. So I'm like, it won't clear. It's not clearing. And I'm like looking at the seat map and I can't choose a seat, but I bought one. Yeah. I've seen that. I'm like, what the fuck? I bought it. You thought. so when we're leaving after gq i'm like i gotta figure this out of course i get on the phone 30 minutes before we have to leave to go to the airport and it turns into this entire basically the woman's like yeah i don't know but i'm like so what happened she's like oh well if you show up i'm sure there'll be a seat you'll probably be fine and i'm like but i paid for this like what do you mean she's like well why didn't you select it when you bought it i was like that's up to me bitch i select when i want to select i paid for the fucking ticket yeah she was scolding me for not selecting when i bought i'm like usually i do i don't know what was going on you know yeah so then she's like do you want to talk to my supervisor and i said you know what yes i do i went karen mode which i try not to do i get on the phone with the supervisor the supervisor's like look karen black has the time she's like this doesn't happen often but there's an issue with the flight and there isn't a seat for you and i was like what what do you what do you mean She's like, there's air marshals that have to be on this plane, and they've taken those seats.
44:32And the way that works is they do that, and it's our problem to figure out how to fix it. We have no say in it.
44:39Jason Stewart:I like that the supervisor was like, this guy, he has enough miles logged to let him know. I can be honest with you. Because the average person, if you let him know, oh, the air marshal got it, that might break their brain. So she was like, what can I do to fix this? And I was like, well, I don't know. I just need to get there. Like I have to get there because I have something to do. I don't know. Give me a seat on an airplane to the city that I paid for. Yeah, yeah. Thousands of dollars for. She was like, all right, how about this? Every Delta flight, every Delta One premium economy and Delta One is sold out for Sunday going to London Direct.
45:11I was like, she's like, I can get you main cabin. I'm like, I can't do that because I got to wake up and do stuff. I can't do that. I won't sleep. We can't main international. I wouldn't even main to main. She's like, from here I would. She was like, well, how about I give you Delta 1 to Amsterdam and then we get the Cayenne to take you to the connecting flight. And then I see that you're on a Virgin Atlantic premium economy on the way home. I'll put you on a Delta 1 on the way back too. And I was like, thank you. Diamond experience. I never had this experience with an airline but I've had it with other things in my life where if you get the right person on the phone it's literally like let me hit some buttons and we're going to change your life
45:57Jason Stewart:this is the Chris Black method I typically don't take any of your advice but this is one where you said it's a good blackism, you're on the phone the person's not doing what you want him to do hang up try again, fail fast I love when you talk like a founder Fail fast And this next step is so important Fail fast But I was just like wow this is an amazing I've had that with a credit card company Like a cell phone company But not this So I'm feeling pretty good about it overall I feel like I came out as best I could in this situation It's totally good Chris It's totally good When you're in that Virgin America lounge Heading home from Lone Dawn Don't sleep on the fish and chips Chris It's a nice one get the little malt vinegar mix it in with your tartar sauce i love a little malt vinegar before i hop on the plane nothing sounds more appetizing i think that i've had the full english and that to me is a step too far at the airport but the problem is it's good like i'm always leaving london in some level of disarray like need it kind of and i'm i'm so ready to tuck into a full English and it's nice when you just QR code it and a lovely person brings it over to you with whatever juice option you'd like.
47:17Oh yeah, nothing like a green juice with a plate full of fucking beans and blood sausage to really set the tone.
47:24Jason Stewart:Can I get a burnt tomato and some canned beans? I'm always like, oh, it comes with tomato, great. Did you stomp on that with your foot or is this just how you cooked it? But don't the fish and chips with mushy pea. I do love mushy peas. It's banging. I love Mushy P. I was, I guess, speaking of food, I was looking on my form of R &B Twitter, and there was somebody posted, nothing beats R &B, and there's an AI image of all these rap, like, R &B people, and it says, my type of music. I saw this. Bryson Tiller, Party Next Door, Chris Brown, Summer Walker, Joe Budden music and then somebody their Twitter name Ethical Stud called this Chicken Alfredo music
48:19Jason Stewart:which I thought was so poignant it is poignant is that like black co-worker music it's just it feels like one of those descriptions that you could have never thought of but when you see it you know it's right yeah maybe it is black co-worker music but like summer walker and bryson tiller like that kind of shit is just like i literally only know about it from joe button that's the only reason i know about shit like that but i like it because obviously chris brown the the king the linchpin of the whole operation of people who are beasting you know millions and millions of streams all the time but you don't really see him in the zeitgeist you don't see they're not doing award shows they're not doing snl They just do their thing.
49:05Jason Stewart:They might get radio play, but we don't really pay attention to it. You don't really see a video of them ever, but they're existing in the world of Chicken Alfredo Twitter. Why did Chicken Alfredo get co-opted by the urban community so much? I don't know. It's disgusting. Like it's a disgusting dish. Unless, of course, you made the original Italian way, not with the cream, you know what I mean? Yeah, but come on. That's rare. You know, that's rare. It is rare. Also, that image is really funny. It looks like a kid drew it, kind of. It's really funny. It's like a kid with an iPad made it, is what it looks like.
49:44Yeah, definitely. I went to King yesterday. Restaurant King. For lunch with Larry and Elle. Larry, who now owns this hotel.
49:54Jason Stewart:Shout out to Larry. Ran into him, gave him a hug, and it was weird. Larry had on a nice Loewe sweater, like a cable knit half zip. anyway we go there and i'm like it's lunch on a saturday i'm like this is not the kind of food i want i want to go to the bowery hotel and get eggs and toast and avocado like an adult but this is you know they want to have wine it's a whole year they want to have like a lunch he's in the business you know i'm like great you're about to get some chicories for 48 i was like you're visiting it's your choice let's let's go let's have a double date white toast with butter and egg with No salt, please.
50:28And I have to say, King is still a restaurant for women. Rich women. I think I found there was an omelet, and it was a little too French and a little too goat cheesy, but delicious salad. The panisse is delicious. You know, the long chickpea. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
50:46Jason Stewart:The little appetizer. And I have to say, I think I was like, okay, I understand this better than I ever have before. Are you team King? We have a lot of King employees listen to this pod. Shout out to my King girls. I like being in there. I like the vibe a lot. And we were going to have Claire on the pod, but there's too many people involved. Too many cooks in the kitchen. I'm sure if we just texted Claire, we could have Claire on the pod. Claire, come on down. I don't think it. But I left King after two hours. Let's talk about the hearth. After two hours. Two hours long boozy lunch. It was a great lunch.
51:20I had a great time. Bottle after bottle of Chubilee was popped. But there was a lot of wine flowing. No Bloody Mary, though. They didn't have any mix, which I found interesting.
51:28Jason Stewart:That is interesting. Okay. Good old king. I hope to one day be able to afford to eat there once again. And then you had - I don't know. And then last night we had a wedding. Shout out to our friends Maddie and Sam. Yeah, congratulations. The wedding was at the grill. The grill in New York, which is - And the pool. And the lobster club. And the lobster club. They took over the whole conglomerate there. The whole property. But that's the best wedding food I've ever had in my entire life. As a non-guest of the wedding, I got to hang out in the PDR, which is the private dining room, which was catered by Parm, the restaurant.
52:10Jason Stewart:Not bad. So yeah, I had some Caesar. Parm's good. I had some large croutons in that Caesar. It was nothing I like more than a fat-ass crouton. Barely get your mouth around that. It's the size of a city block. Okay, so the food was good. Well, it's just like - No duck press, I'm assuming. Thank God, no. It was sushi-grade tuna. I walked through the kitchen. They have a full sushi area. Salad. There was a salad that was good. But then I had a bass, and then there was a filet. There was potatoes, broccolini. But the real star of the show was before the ceremony when there were some past hors d 'oeuvres, which are usually awful.
52:46Unbelievable. crispy rice spicy tuna yeah little artichoke uh orancini but it was just it was a pig in a blanket with mustard to dip shrimp cocktail pre-sauced oh yeah you take it was on a metal skewer take it had a little receptacle for the skewer oh it was it was just a really it was really shine with the trepass the trepass was the best i've ever experienced in my life shiver me timbers And then Matt also, you know, Mario had to bless us with the spicy rigatoni as well at the dinner, which is a nice major food group. Wow. Okay. I think that had to be, I think that was a special request. That's a little extra.
53:26That's a little extra. A little rigatoni fee on Big Den. It's a little extra, but I want to say, we've talked about wedding speeches on this podcast before.
53:33Jason Stewart:Mm-hmm. Jonah Hill, number one. Mm-hmm. Matt's dad was unbelievable. Really? It was amazing. and Matt was like I didn't know I've never seen my dad he's like came up to me after he's like I've never even seen my dad in a social situation like I didn't know I've never seen this motherfucker address people yeah he was like I guess he's a trial lawyer so he does do this but he was I mean he did it all it was hilarious like the timing was amazing he fucking wrapped it up it was you know had the emotional it was very very good the oration of a trial lawyer translates well to the wedding speech it was just it was just so funny he was really you could just tell he was like actually just a really funny guy so he he slayed annie hamilton at her own game he did and she would admit that she yeah i talked to her about it last night she would admit i was like i heard your speech was good she's like yeah it wasn't as funny as i thought it was gonna be i mean that's how it always is though not with her but i mean it was good i'm saying at weddings i'm saying yeah it's it was rarely a parent that kills oh yeah it's rarely apparent when a parent kills it is so sad there wasn't a drunk girl speech right like where it's all like oh my god oh i can't say that remember that time we were in college and you went home oh i can't i can't everything was earnest and i heard that the the the speeches were sort of roasting there was a roast there's a roast element there's a roast element which is cool which i think that's i think that's necessary we need a little roast yeah i mean yeah we if we need a little roasty yeah i was um i was djing it up i saw a friend of the show kobe our uh our photographer friend and i when i was playing outcast hey y 'all i i i peered through the crowd and i see him doing the sick shake it like a salt shaker dance look kobe's from a bro kobe's got atl roots bro you gotta like kobe looked good he was wearing a nice tuxedo i've never seen kobe in a tuxedo he looked he kind of he was dressed kind of like uh fran lee wait it's a little fran it's a little franny i don't know he he had the air of like a very successful new york woman yeah yeah yeah yeah the spectacles and the collar i don't know why but it just it felt it felt rich and lesbian last night was in a good way first time I've ever understood black tie.
55:56I wish somebody told me
55:57Jason Stewart:it was black tie. It does. Black tie I find annoying, but I was able to... My fucking tie was yellow. ...get a suit, thanks to Sid Mashburn, in plenty of time, but basically there's a standard it creates that is, I think, very easy for men, but more difficult for women. The standard is no broke hose allowed? No, no, no. It's not even that. It's just like there's like a uniformity to it that makes... that like elevates the room a little bit. because there's not a lot, for men at least, there's not a lot of room to fuck that up if you follow the actual meaning. Yeah, it's basically like, do you want your bow tie to be regular or kind of floppy?
56:33Yeah, yeah, yeah. Whereas women, I know it's more difficult. I know it's more difficult to suss out what it actually means.
56:39Jason Stewart:Yeah, especially with our bodies. Oh, I know. You know what I mean? When I'm wearing a tux, you've got your cummerbund, it's all tucked in and buttoned up. I need a cummerbund. It doesn't matter if you have a bad body because the tux sort of gives it the shape of a classic man, whereas the ladies, you know, like Carolyn wore a dress at Maudie and leaving nothing to the imagination, you know? It's not black tie, but. It's not, but it's Galeano. Okay, a couple questions for you really quick. Sure. But also I noticed yesterday on my Chrome browser, twitter.com. I heard about this. It's over. it's just x now yeah it's just x they stopped redirecting twitter.com to x.com end of an era so i had to update my bookmark bar stuff so that actually sucks fellas out there update your bookmark bar we're praying for you um so hotel tipping etiquette question for you sure i had to call the front desk yesterday for an ironing board to iron out my uh my sid mashburn shirt gets very wrinkly very wrinkly and i had two dollar bills is it worse to tip zero or is it worse to tip two dollar bills worse to tip two we got it we can only start at five oh yeah you got to start at five and goes up i would say it goes up to i mean i was what about peeling them off at chateau marmont i don't know what was wrong with me i was just like 20 for you 20 for you you're in the spirit of tony but when you go to a hotel i like to try and get fives get a bunch of fives i think a five is especially for a valet i think that's that's the going can you bring up whatever it is don't keep it up front i don't care yeah don't keep it up front but you know for the you know the room service brings something up or hey can you bring a steamer or whatever i think room service you can write the tip in i think leaving a 20 depending on or 40 depending on how long you've stayed for the housekeeping staff is is the right thing to do but what so this is i gave I took the$2 bills, and I obviously folded them in such a way that it only looked like money, and I handed it to the guy, and I apologized, saying, I'm sorry.
58:55Jason Stewart:I only have a little bit of cash on me. And he gladly took it and left and seemed okay. Oh, of course. Yeah, I mean, look, of course two is better than zero. But you just said it isn't. I wouldn't do that. I would get him back next time. Yeah. But maybe there's not a next time. You did the right thing. Okay. You did the right thing. Also, I think guys like that are so used to getting stiffed. Sure. It's like if you're nice about it, it's fine. Yeah, I was nice about it. I talked to him on O 'Emano. Yeah, lastly, I was watching the Eddie Murphy doc on Netflix. And he brought something up that was kind of interesting about why I think the rise of podcasts and video YouTube shows and all that stuff.
59:38Jason Stewart:he was saying like he'll sit down and watch his tv and he's got 800 channels or whatever on his shit and every streaming service and there's just ain't nothing to watch like whatever he said that his favorite show the best show of all time is ridiculousness he watches it non-stop all day long my man and he like compared it to like experimental like 70s french outsider art yeah yeah yeah he was like this is the pinnacle of art creation or whatever but he said other than that there's just he's like when i was you know back in the day there was just shit on that you would want to watch and there really is nothing to watch and it used to just be like that that is what it is and now they're like hey i'm just gonna make my show in my garage and you guys are gonna watch it and i get to keep all the money yeah no for sure i mean him liking ridiculousness is cool first and foremost.
1:00:37Is it good, the documentary?
1:00:39Jason Stewart:It's not bad. It's okay. I mean, it's a little self-glazy. It's definitely like come over to my house so I could show you that I can retract my roof with a button kind of thing. Sure, sure. But it has everyone in it, you know, Sandler and Chappelle and, you know, all the original homies. What I wouldn't do to never hear about Sandler again. I don't know. What could I do? Maybe I'll just do a block, like a word block, you know though that's that's the thing that i was thinking about um like a month or two ago predicting the the future as as people become more and more triggered by certain people and certain things and then as everything that we consume is all going to be centralized in one thing are we going to be able to mute people in real life so like the same way i'm like oh this instagram account keeps leaving me troll messages i'm gonna mute them or block them that is what it is are we able let's say um who's some who's some uh harvey weinstein let's say he has hurt me and whenever i see his name pop up on a movie or whatever it triggers me sure or an actor i don't have a way to stop that are we gonna be able to go into the google settings and say don't ever show me call her daddy and then across all platforms yeah you know like if if i've been raped by an actor and i open up my amazon prime or my hulu and that person's face is on my screen that's a trigger i think we'll definitely be able to do that i think we should start working on this you guys i also before we go there's been photos of timothy chalamet wearing fat farm and timberlands and i want to say he's gone too far yeah it was really working for me all the freaky shit was working the fat farm in the thames i know you're from new york you can't do that leave it to uh billy eilish literally billy eilish is making it look better than you and i hate to say that well she can fill it out a little bit more that's true all right how long gone thank you for listening uh thank you to will welch and our gq family for having us at the man of the year awards uh you can still probably watch the live stream on gq.com uh check out my reel jason put a great a great reel together with all of our a sizzler congratulations to Matt and Sam on their wedding and I think that's it yeah that's pretty much it alright bro and sorry that we missed your call Ian have a great week you guys later
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One-on-one pod recorded live from Jason's hotel room in New York. We chat about us hosting the GQ Man Of The Year, a Congressman getting caught looking at Twitter porn on the plane, Malibu gets a Chrome Hearts hotel, Carrie Coon and Chinese singer KUN appearing on the same red carpet, a recap of all the celebs we interviewed, toothbrushing and hotel tipping etiquette, full English at the airport, when the omelette is too French, and Timmy has gone too far with the Phat Farm and Timbs.
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