In short
Chris Black and Jason Dimjean Stewart recap their time at the Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya during the Wilco Sky Blue Sky Festival, including a lobby live podcast, festival “sit-ins,” and their travel/people-watching (LA to Cancun flight chaos). They also discuss mental health (BetterHelp), food trends (makrut/kefir lime leaf cake; Al Roker-style Biscoff + lime idea), social media nostalgia (2016 “TBT”/throwback trends), and celebrity/entertainment talk (Ben Affleck/Joe Rogan clips; ASAP Rocky vs J.Lo comparisons; D Squared/Heat of Rivalry gossip).
Guests
No guests appear in this episode. The “guests” mentioned are festival musicians they interviewed/sat in with: Katie (Waxahachie), Jake (MJ Lenderman), and Eric Slick (Dr. Dog), plus Spencer Tweedy (mentioned). They also reference Wilco’s fan community and other performers who “sit in.”
Key claims
Festival culture is “incestuous” and encourages frequent onstage collaborations; 2016 nostalgia is a long-tail “global dump” driven by social media; filming/recording emergencies is replacing real intervention; therapy is important for women’s emotional well-being.
Notable examples
Lemonheads and Gin Blossoms covers; OnlyFans for video of Chris singing; Quarter Sheets cake with makrut/kefir lime leaf; plane seat/behavior stories; “shut her up” self-policing idea; Ben Affleck articulating AI/movie business points; ASAP Rocky SNL mohawk; D Squared/Heat of Rivalry “straight vs gay” speculation.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOFestival Reflections
0:46 to 2:42
The hosts share their experiences at the Wilco Sky Blue Sky festival, discussing performances and interactions.
“Yeah, we had a great show with Katie Waxahachie, Jake, MJ Lenderman.”
Collaborative Music Experience
2:43 to 4:53
Chris and Jason talk about unique musical collaborations at the festival and their own performances.
“Just figure out what you're supposed to say.”
Festival Vibes and Personal Reflections
4:54 to 5:32
The hosts reflect on the festival atmosphere and their personal experiences with music and performance.
“I think anyone listening who knows you also wants to see you up there on stage kind of squirming a little bit.”
Health and Water Safety
5:33 to 6:17
Discussion on health precautions while traveling, including concerns about water safety.
“I saw somebody got their douche squeeze bottle autographed by Charlie.”
Cultural Commentary and Humor
6:18 to 8:02
The hosts engage in light-hearted banter discussing cultural quirks and humorous moments from their experiences.
“She should have released green squeezers.”
Birthday Celebrations and Networking
8:03 to 9:22
Jason shares details about a birthday celebration and the networking dynamics within the creative community.
Cake Flavors and Culinary Trends
9:23 to 11:23
The hosts discuss an unusual cake flavor experience and the evolving culinary trends surrounding it.
“Unfortunately, now every LA trip starts and ends with Quarter Sheets.”
Viral Moments and Food Trends
11:24 to 12:06
Chris and Jason analyze a viral moment involving Al Roker and a unique food combination, considering its implications.
Plane Food Adventures
15:49 to 17:26
Enjoy humorous anecdotes about airplane food experiences.
Chaos on the Flight
17:27 to 19:36
Listen to a wild story about disruptive kids on a flight.
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Lost in the Modern World
19:37 to 22:45
Explore societal changes in public behavior and accountability.
Self-Policing in Society
22:46 to 24:15
Discuss the need for self-policing and accountability in public spaces.
“Yeah, and it ends in a three-way on the floor.”
Fashion Trends and Tattoos
24:16 to 28:00
Delve into fashion trends and tattoo culture in different regions.
“When I was on the plane, it was a much better experience.”
Tattoo Culture and Personal Experiences
28:00 to 28:50
Exploration of the prevalence of tattoos and personal anecdotes from the hosts.
The 2016 Phenomenon: Reflection and Nostalgia
28:50 to 30:40
Discussion about the cultural impact of 2016 and the nostalgia surrounding it.
Social Media Trends and Their Implications
30:40 to 33:20
Analysis of social media's evolution and the implications of looking back at past trends.
“And the next time I pick my phone up, that's all I saw.”
Celebrity Discussions and Cultural Commentary
38:39 to 42:00
Casual conversation about celebrities, movies, and their cultural influence.
“I feel like we've got to give Ben Affleck sorry he likes to get divorced.”
Celebrity Parenting and Public Perception
42:00 to 44:25
Exploration of the complexities of having a celebrity parent and public perception of figures like J-Lo and ASAP Rocky.
Critique of Modern Performances and Their Authenticity
44:25 to 47:22
Discussion on the authenticity and execution of modern performances, including a critique of a recent SNL appearance.
“To other people, I just wonder what the actual perception is from a normal person who has no ties to punk or skateboarding or anything like that.”
The Dangers of Fame and Career Sustainability
47:22 to 51:19
A deep dive into the pressures of fame and the potential pitfalls that come with sudden success in entertainment.
“That's going to be a big reason why when they crumble, it's going to be a big crumble.”
Societal Reactions to Offensive Behavior
51:19 to 55:43
Discussion on societal reactions to offensive behavior and the challenges of public accountability in today's culture.
The State of Street Justice
56:05 to 1:00:05
Exploration of modern reactions to hate speech and the decline of physical justice.
Reflections on Life and Gratitude
1:00:05 to 1:01:59
A moment of reflection on life, happiness, and appreciation for simple joys.
Encountering Jay Mascus and Festival Vibes
1:01:59 to 1:04:31
Description of a memorable festival experience and an encounter with musician Jay Mascus.
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:18How long gone? It's Chris Black and Jason Dimjean Stewart coming to you live from the Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya. wilco sky blue sky festival is in full swing it's the last day we're both wearing shorts
0:35Jason Stewart:what's up we're in the dead of winter it's 80 degrees humid as a as a tit mouse yeah we just finished we we just went came straight off stage with our security detail back to room 120 12 33 where the players famously dwell we're we're in a room that has interesting decor i was looking at this headboard i feel like i've been staring at this headboard all week no homo but you've been podcasting taking our important zoom meetings with clients internationally with this i guess it's a silver it looks like it looks like a guitar strap it looks like a bastardized version of the prince symbol or like a weird tattoo that tommy lee would have somewhere on his leg and sort of we have we have a nice bathtub you and i have the same tub what i'm realizing right now as we're doing this as we're surveying the land here is that technically i could be podcasting from tub tub thumping i could be tub thumping yeah you could podcast from the tub bad acoustics that tub is a bass trap we know that and not in a good way bass trap sure sure no i i of course know that i famously know that shit yeah yeah we just finished rocking it we did a we did a live podcast in the lobby on a sunday morning afternoon so it felt churchy in it felt mega churchy and felt like drewski was gonna be showing up in his christian dior blazer oh man all the pastors coming out now being like no no that shit's funny i'm all good with it like they like teams he's like interviewing the guys it's based on they're like oh no no that's we're fine with this beautiful we're fine with this we like it yeah i mean i'm sure they're fine with it as they're using hundred dollar bills to take the fucking totally get the short ribs out of their teeth after they hit Ruth Chris.
2:20Jason Stewart:It could have been any restaurant. Tony Romo's, we'll call it. Of course. Yeah, we had a great show with Katie Waxahachie, Jake, MJ Lenderman. We interviewed them, played a couple songs, did a Lemonheads cover and a Gin Blossoms cover with Chris Black on vocals. If you want the video footage of Chris singing, follow my OnlyFans. You can get some feet, too. Just figure out what you're supposed to say. under td happens as well we did yeah we decided to because i've been here for a while like i've been here since thursday because i wanted to because katie played on thursday and it was sort of the um last show of the tiger's blood tour so i was like i feel like i should try to make it if i can and she did the full the band was like 10 people on stage because everybody was into this it was like fuck it everybody's gonna play um yeah this festival very incestuous everyone's getting up on stage playing with each other it's cool like i think that's actually quite cool and it's smart to do that similar to when you're on a cruise you're on a hard cruise or a weezer cruise or a 311 cruise or a slightly stupid cruise the fact that you're you're trapped in there and there's there's nothing else to do except hang out and talk to your fans who are drunk or get on stage and play music to avoid your fans technically i can play mandolin sure i'll come up yeah it was I talked to Spencer Tweedy last night.
3:46He's like, yeah, there's something going on in the Facebook group about the festival being like who's going to sit in more, Spencer or Jake. And he's like, right now Jake's in the lead. There's a poll. Yeah, and if he comes out with Wilco tonight, then he will win.
3:58Jason Stewart:I love that. It really is fitting for the Wilco fan base where every other thing, it's like let's see what the Reddit has to say. Let's see what the stands are up to on Twitter. But for Wilco, it's like there's a Facebook group. which one of these little cuties is going to sit in both of our moms are in probably yeah yeah they share like needlepoint it's it's patterns and and uh chili recipe vegan chili recipes very wholesome but we we concocted this idea and then i wanted to do gin blossoms and jake didn't really presented it to the team i presented the team i presented the team of barry presents no kate jake was like i don't really know that katie was like let's get eric slick is our friend who's in dr dog but an amazing drummer and musician she was like he can literally play anything so let's get him involved and then they did the lemon heads on their own because i think that you know when they sing together it's quite special when i sing it's it's punishment for the crowd i'll say they're better at singing than you are but you tried hard and you i gave it a valiant effort couldn't be me you're a better man than i i'll tell you that i was too scared to play the fucking shaker i don't know it's because when you hang out with people that are that good I think they would tell me if I shouldn't do it, but they also gas you up a little bit because it's fun for them.
5:14We do this shit with our eyes closed.
5:15Jason Stewart:I think anyone listening who knows you also wants to see you up there on stage kind of squirming a little bit. Feet to the fire. It's fun to watch Chris Black suffer in any moment whatsoever. I suffer every day in my own mind, but sometimes it's visible, sometimes it's not. Check on your friends. Depression is real. Check out betterhelp.com. but yeah I we've been so I've been in a hard rock resort for four days and have you accidentally drank the water from the faucet when you're doing a teeth brush or a shower water thing you been good about it it's weird I don't get I don't care about shit like that like people are so paranoid about that and I believe it to be real but I don't think about that kind of stuff at all you are built different I'm not gonna I'm not gonna fill up my bottle from the tap but I'm also not gonna be like A little bit gets in your eye.
6:05I know, Biggie. Yeah. Do you douche with bottled water? Always. Okay. Well, I brought Avion. I shipped Avion down for the douching. But otherwise, I'm kind of...
6:15Jason Stewart:I saw somebody got their douche squeeze bottle autographed by Charlie. That's the most... I saw that too. It's so fucking funny. She should have released green squeezers. Brat green squeezers would have gone hard. Brat green squeezers is definitely like a roller derby team. fried green squeezers yeah i did i did i did see that that's good stuff yeah so um what happened i was on friday while you were already here down in cancun we had a house party to celebrate carolyn's birthday had a bunch of people over a lot of creatives in the area cool cool people lots of local creatives came over to our house to imbibe i think i just wanted to get that on record so she can write it all off as a networking environment everything's it we're right now we're in case we're being paid to network right now baby you gotta open your third eye yeah i mean the fact that this is all inclusive means that i there's nothing to write off and the problem is i didn't i should have brought small bills i have some yeah a few yeah can you you're the house i need you to change me out i can i don't know about that i'll just give you i'll just break you off can you just give me all the rest of the money you have left yeah honestly i mean yeah i don't think i have that much okay i probably got a hundred bucks maybe um yeah because i'm transacting more so and you know you're you're a real douche nozzle if you're at the all-inclusive resort you know and a nice you know a nice young lady goes to the bar brings you a modello cracks it open puts a lime in there hands it to you and then you say hey scram senorita they gotta give masinka this place is staff the fuck up yeah it's good staff it's beautiful but i mean i even though i didn't i guess it's because i didn't pay seven thousand dollars for a ticket to come here because i feel like at that point then you feel as if you need to get your money's worth more so but since i'm uh i got a full scholarship here you know i i don't feel as if i'm indebted enough to the system so i'm i'm tipping yeah i'm tipping heavy i'm no i think i'm like cobra snake yeah that's walking through aria i think that is the that's the right thing to do but i mean come coming down here to an all-inclusive that's the only you have to leave america to spend american cash it's the only place i've transacted with with paper bills in the last year yeah i'm trying to other than like it's like it's drug dealers and and tipping people uptown actually we were upstate in kingston i paid with cash a couple times for real yeah i don't know why i just sometimes i was because we were at like a restaurant and i had cash and i was like you know what i bet this person will be happy to put a 20 bill in their pocket instead of sure get tipped out later yeah but when you get the 20 what do you even do with it you know i mean the thing is if you work in a restaurant or in in the service industry i'm sure you have a situation i'm sure you regularly visit the bank to make deposits which is annoying but some good podcasting you guys um yeah so yeah did that we partied hard Got a nice cake from our good friends at Quarter Sheets.
9:20I can't wait to go back. Unfortunately, now every LA trip starts and ends with Quarter Sheets.
9:28Jason Stewart:I mean, we'll go. You're going to be in LA in a couple weeks. Yeah. Grammy party. I'll sort out the riz. I love it. Yeah, I've been the last two trips. I went for the challenging cake offering. What's the challenging cake offering? It was mccrut lime and pineapple, which is the new way of calling the kefir lime leaf. Oh, okay, okay, okay. Because that's considered offensive now. Really? Yeah. Oh, I didn't know that. So kefir, yeah, yeah. For all of our foodies out there, we're not saying kefir. Kefir lime leaf is the new master bedroom, we'll say it. Oh, okay. Or it's like one of those things where some people abide, some people don't.
10:07It's the primary leaf from now on. It's the primary leaf. I've never said that word out loud Because I was always afraid I was going to say it incorrectly
10:13Jason Stewart:Say what word? Makrut Kefir, lime leaf Kefir feels like Which is also a bacteria rich Yogurt drink Yes It's a classic how long gone case They also have a split 7 inch with catharsis But it is Kefir and orchid 10 inch Oh I actually got marble It's a tomato tomato it's a kefir kefir yeah it feels like i could it just feels like something i i don't it doesn't come up a lot in my life and i could make a mistake so i avoid it but it's one of those interesting things where you can kind of it's a tell on how uh knowledgeable somebody is with with sort of geopolitics and yeah how international and worldly they are if they if they don't understand why that word could be offensive or not what is the was it the cake delicious it was but the flavor of that lime leaf is often used in you know thai curries and you know indonesian southeast asian kind of flavor so it's a very pronounced pungent specific flavor that's that's really delicious but to have it so prominent in a cake in a cake it was funny miles hendrick friend of the show who's from australia so you know not not far from valley they just eat whatever over there and those things so he's he's used to that flavor and nobody nobody disliked the cake but it was it was almost like a hallucinogenic experience for many people that are just like this is an extremely tj choice like how was it and they're like that was the most interesting cake i've ever tasted in my life like was it bad like no was it good it was very interesting that's cool though i i appreciate i don't know what it is but i appreciate that more in a dessert form because i feel like it's so easy to hit a home run with like chocolate and peanut butter and caramel or whatever but the okay this brings me to the al roker viral moment where former big boy al roker said that he squeezed a little lime on his biscoff to get a little key lime stank in one seat which is which is jail very it's very fifi it's giving it's giving Fifi and it's giving cast away like where you're you have heat stroke, you're delusional and you're like I'm just going to squirt this lime on this Biscoff cookie that fell out of a crashed plane I would try that but I feel like to do that to get the key lime feel you're really looking for there needs to be a whipped cream in play can you imagine a bowl of Biscoff crushed up Biscoff?
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gonna have to take home i didn't get any thumbprints but also we're both going to be on a delta flight tomorrow home of the biscoff and they will have limes so we need to i'll try it hold each other accountable okay and uh the guy next to me i'm just smashing the i mean i i feel it feels a little bit like the way i'm gonna order it as a roker just to see if the flight i think that the i imagine it like you know when sometimes you see a person this feels rare to see in public but when you take the old school ketchup packet and you squeeze a single cocaine style line on the fry you know what I'm saying it feels like you would have to do that you have to pick up the biscoff in it's full form factor squeeze to cover and then chomp down and it feels a little you know it feels like eating a banana if you know what I'm saying I do know what you're saying I just feel like I feel like it's a little too much and on the plane obviously all rules are out the window because people behave like we should talk about my flight down here it's a great one of the craziest flights i've ever been on i mean i ate a microwave shake shack burger so yeah people behave like savages at 30 000 feet i was sitting in a window seat which is my least favorite thing because it causes left shoulder issues for me because i feel you should go on the if you download the delta app it lets you choose your seat just next time what so i so i'm in i'm in comfort plus window i'm next to two guys regular size guys so it was cool everybody's cool he's you know this gay guy next to me is listening to call her daddy i'm like you should check out how long gone oh okay so he's listening to amy poehler and call her daddy you give him the hung smile and said hey here's my card and then there's another guy watching like fucking you know f1 videos it's all good there's a guy there's a family and it's a guy like a loud mouth brooklyn the most annoying fucking new york nico character you've ever seen he's got three little badass kids a wife and a grandmother he's with two kids the other kid is older back with the wife and grandmother and this motherfucker is talking like he's like joking about how bad it's going to be to the entire plane he's like sorry guys you're gonna have to deal with the circus you know i was like all right all right fucking all right all right this is gonna i'm like this is gonna be bad this guy thinks he's doing fucking stand-up the kids are just screaming like crazy they have post-it notes they've covered the screen the walls post-it notes are everywhere they're fucking coloring he's eating he's got the kids headphones on he's texting he's playing a game kids are just wiling out at one point one of the kids shirt off just walking up and down the aisle of the plane and nobody this is what i mean though this is where society's gotten where it's like everybody is so afraid to say no one said anything the staff didn't say anything and to me this was like i i don't like to it was over the line it was over the line and like if i would have been sitting next to them i'd have been like bro are you for real because this guy wasn't like a hint guy like this guy wouldn't he wasn't sensing that the entire plane was looking at him subtleties are lost on him completely lost and then we get off the plane he's he literally has to ask the steward for a his own trash bag to clean up all of the fucking mess that his his children i guess it's nice that he's doing it himself that is nice but it was just like it was unbelievable and then there was a guy that i shared a car with one of the guys from battery presents sure we showed a car and we were on the same flight and we realized and we were both like bro i've never seen anything like that and he was like dude i fly all the time i've never seen anything like that in all in all of my years you know it's funny a lot of our listeners are now probably re-watching mad men now that it's available on streaming again oh is that why people are i thought i think that's why it's back in the zeitgeist okay and why you know young people gen z is is rediscovering a picture of john ham with the two perfect eggs and a fork at the chateau marmont one more time yeah yeah we all because we all use forks to make i didn't want to say it i didn't want to say it but yeah i mean great photo of john ham that son of a great photo but that's that's of a time where you if if you had a child that was behaving badly like that and a stranger man or woman reprimanded your child for misbehaving in public verbally or physically you thank that stranger for whacking your kid yeah in public because they were helping me out and this was and this was the thing that i mean obviously bad stuff happened back then but even in our childhood you know in the in the early 80s when we were kids like if you were acting up and you know a grandma gives you a whack on the back of the head because you're being a jackass your mom would keep it moving i'm so sorry thank you sorry about my kid versus like i'm calling the police fascinating now is i think that especially with all of the sort of like grown men watching tiktok in public no headphones thing i think i think we've hit a point with all this stuff and i'm obviously guilty of this right this second where it's it's it's a content creation situation versus like an actual real life like if you if you sit next to a on a flight for three hours and a guy watches tiktok the whole time you choose not to say anything but you take a sneaky picture of him and then post on twitter about it yeah yeah and that is unfortunately where we're at we're never going to be we're never going to change our behavior if we're not self-policing and also the problem is when you see somebody in danger a medical emergency something like that you're more inclined to to film it than you should just be well you should just be world star and now it's everybody world star was we we didn't know what we had when we had world star because before something that would happen and it would say we need a doctor somebody you know rip my shirt off and use it as a tourniquet to help this person and now it's just like oh shit that grandma just got hit in the head by a uh you know a crazy guy with the sledgehammer this is gonna be yeah this is gonna go loco my numbers are going up i'm actually a little short in rent this month i didn't expect this to go viral if you could vimmo me yeah so people out there we have to start taking action i want i i really want to and i think you gotta say i mean the classic move is that when you have the drunk wife or girlfriend and you go to the husband or boyfriend if you don't shut her up i will of course that kind of move which is instant fight that's my that's the issue like if i i feel like i want to be mature enough to be able to you think that In gay spaces, like you're at the Eagle or you're at a gay bar and someone's twink is mouthing off and you go up to his bear zaddy and you say, if you don't shut her up, I will.
23:15Yeah, and it ends in a three-way on the floor. That's the difference. Everybody wins.
23:20Jason Stewart:If you don't shut her up, I will with my hard throbbing cock. Fine. Get down. But I just think that I think that. Wait. Down? Are you hitting on me? I think that the I want to be mature enough for that to be able to approach that situation and it not devolve into some sort of altercation. I don't think I'm there yet, but I want to get there because I feel like we really could self-police. Everybody's so on edge. If we got comfortable with that, I think society would operate better. It would be the breaking of eggs to make that omelet, but the omelet does have to get made. What if you reframe it in the cuck kind of way where you say, if you don't shut my bitch wife up for me.
24:07Jason Stewart:What? Shut my bitch wife up or I will. Or else. Or else. Yeah. They're going to be like, wait a minute. Hold on. Is this good? Hold on. I think I like this. Yeah. When I was on the plane, it was a much better experience. I had a large person next to me who was in a bad mood. Big mama. left the left the the window open the whole time and and looked at the flight map type of shit just like upset but i was in the aisle and she never got up to pee one time so i'm gonna take it as a dub that's a dub but um there was obviously we're we're traveling from la to cancun so the type of folks on this flight it's a it's a audience it was where um it was it was you know We're all going through the 2016 revival flashback.
24:57Jason Stewart:We need to get into that. Which we will. And this is a classic TJ Segway. But 2016 is alive. You know, like on Portlandia, the spirit of is alive in Portland. The spirit of 2016 is alive on the flight from LA to Cancun to Lume. Do you see a Clap Your Hands Say Yeah t-shirt or something? No, no, no. This is real shit. this was this was like pretty hot mom wearing the crew neck sweatshirt it's not a fear of god it's not park with a knee it's spiritual gangster oh hell yeah taking it back i forgot about when you see like a kind of hot mom wearing spiritual gangster hoodie and then the best part was hopefully somebody's not listening to this hopefully this is not your chick but you know when some people women will have a tattoo maybe on their forearm or whatever on the heartbeat with a line it's it's it's in that vein but it's all the moon patterns oh you know the full moon the crescent moon the half moon the little but but all it was it was running down the back of the leg of the flared yoga pants we call that the abit kinney where i come from that's the tulum little toss around piece right there that's to luminati streets to belong to the to the bro what so you're telling me that the so yeah on the phase left leg and right leg the wide flared yoga pants it's made out of like the same material that like an all lives matter like gator would be made out of like that you know like chimo textile that is actually fabric brick extremely twisted and then the moon patterns all up whole back of the leg which is similar to taking it back to 1996 when you get the badass chick who's got the two bows tattooed oh classic just underneath the ass that's a classic that's a touloum version of that what that says to the fellas dinner is served for my pilates shit serve the platter we're open for business serve that platter that is that's actually you pair that with a spiritual gangster hoodie and you know we're walking with the best was she fit she was fit that's my thing with the trim bird that's my thing with spiritual gangster you need to be if you're gonna wear that you gotta how long gone rule number one you gotta have a rig because that is just that that's not a lot of menswear podcasts are are willing to talk about this angle of fashion not this many streetwear podcasts out there are going to say this.
27:30Get into the trenches. No, I think that's an insane look. I really forgot. Spiritual Gangster was everywhere.
27:35Jason Stewart:Spiritual Gangster with the moon pattern flare pants. You already know. Head game. Bananis. Bananis. She grabbed the cacahuates and does some shit that you ain't never had before.
27:52Oh, God. Oh, bro. Come on. You got to let me live. Oh, shit. the gang the gangsta stays on the gangsta stays on but you're right that the spiritual gangster has had it had its um had its uh smoothie bowl ate by park and dairy boy eating your dairy boy
28:12Jason Stewart:nachos did you ever you never were friends with or tangled with a girl that had the bows tattooed oh i'm sure i know where the leg meet the ass i'm sure i've known some in my life Atlanta is a pretty tatted up place in general because where I'm from every other woman in Orange County has that Orange County is really tatted up too very tatted up I think that's where that tattoo was invented I just feel like you don't realize like when I was younger I didn't realize that everybody in Atlanta was tatted up and did cocaine and then when you leave people are like oh Atlanta and there's two things they know about it you know what I mean you were in the eye of the storm as a tattooed person doing cocaine exactly I was too close to it as they say and I'm a victim of it as well yeah sometimes you have to come out of your cloud and look around you ain't the only one brother um yeah so you want to talk about 2016 well i psychosis of what you know why that well my thing is where did it come from is it i mean obviously it came from the calendar it's a 10 year anniversary but this was the first time in the history you know it's not i guess you know it has like a bicentennial i see energy to it is there a poster that we can track this to as setting off the trend patient zero yeah who is patient zero of the 2016 insert and also you know i have no idea it's not look it's not as bad as indie sleaze but nobody looks great some people did but most people did not i would say the mistake that a lot of people are making and they're not thinking this through is that they've had some adjustments made and 2016 is like it's a before and after 2016 is like wow i did not know your nose was that big you know and 2026 is like you look good but it's it's it's a strange thing to not think that through when you're when you're participating in these trends i think those people who don't think things through ignorance is bliss kind of thing yeah i agree i don't really i don't they're sleeping better at night they have a higher sleep score but their life is bad as nostalgic as a person as i am i'm constantly looking backwards you know for for my music for everything that i like beethoven victorian era the classic i listen apple classical but the apple seed cast but the apple seed cast classical but the um i just find it to be such a strange it just is it feels depressing to me i don't know it just feels it's very depressing it's depressed because of all the years you know like all right we're gonna start doing 10-year tbt throw like a global initiative yeah will take place unspokenly in the year 2026 which feels completely arbitrary yes but i think the sign is you know the everyone is so unsure of the world we i mean with the with our global economic collapse and the tariffs we can't afford to create and post new images we have to we have to go back so we're going back and mining this is the equivalent of scraping the resi bowl yeah yeah in the in the roar three footer i mean i guess i guess i guess in the scheme of social media trends we can't afford greens this is harmless you know what i mean it's this isn't like this isn't like actually so over the top stupid but it feels like it really i i feel like i looked at my phone and I was like, what's going on?
31:33And the next time I pick my phone up, that's all I saw. Like it really swept across all.
31:38Jason Stewart:But is it better to have the world do one commutative dump of this is what was going on 10 years ago versus when the trend first started with Twitter of doing the throwback Thursday, having that happen every single week. Great point. Indefinitely. You're right. I would prefer a globally recognized dump to a weekly slow drip. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think you're right. And I think this stuff is obviously going to keep coming and we have no choice. And as far, I was confused, but as far as the contents of the content goes, it's pretty good. Like it's fine. Yeah. You know what I mean? It's not like, it's not the sort of ice bucket challenge.
32:21Jason Stewart:Yeah. And also so much has changed in the last 10 years in our world of social media and the zeitgeist that we speak about, 10 years ago was the last time when you would just post photos of what was going on in your life versus it being content that you need to think about and curate and create for your personal brand because that's all you have in life. I'm sure someone somewhere was using the word creator in 2016, but my parents didn't know what that was. Yeah, and it was a fleeting thing where I was like, yeah, we i i hung out with my friend and we had dinner and here's a photo of us posing in front of our guacamole and we went to a concert and we went hiking and we and that was it versus now where you have to pay it costs money to you know to experience experiences that are worthwhile for your grid yeah totally especially the grid especially for the protect the grid so this was a different time.
33:27It's been a long time since I remember something sweeping that grand. Also, that stuff usually lasts a lot less time. I feel like the 2016 thing is still going. Also, what happens when corporations get involved. Every magazine posted their 2016 covers. There's ways for everybody to participate, so it feels like it's able to have a longer tail.
33:50Jason Stewart:It really feels like this is the equivalent. I mean, like I said, the scrape in the resin bowl, but it's as if we have the toothpaste tube and we ran out of toothpaste. And then most people are like, oh, let's go buy a new tube of toothpaste. And then some people are like, let's get the little clothespin and twist it and squeeze out one last drop. This is the equivalent of one step further, getting scissors, cutting open the toothpaste tube, licking and scraping one last thing because we don't have enough money to buy another tube of Marvis. That's kind of what I'm feeling. I agree with that. Oh, it's 420 right now.
34:32Jason Stewart:Happy 420. This is going to keep going. I mean, this is going to keep going. but i i guess we're gonna in 10 years we're gonna be like man remember when that first resin hit hit before we were smoking glass yeah exactly before we were smoking like animal feces and stuff i just don't understand i yeah i guess i just don't how far does it go and i guess how far is the because i think every generation thinks the generation before or their time when they were younger was better and more fun and like cooler and everything was looser and it's like 2016 was like donald trump was president it's not that it's not the it's it's not like it was not a totally different time yeah we had instagram we had it's not free love 60 we're not seeing the rolling stones at ultimat like it's like it was you know what i mean it's just i don't know it's like not that it wasn't like studio 54 yeah that's what i mean i mean 10 years is a long time and sure things have gotten worse obviously I guess but this obsession with escaping the current time because it's so bad just seems like there's got to be a healthier way to deal with it than obsessing over 10 years ago when it wasn't that good well it's either post photos from 10 years ago that we already have on our phone or throw our phone away yeah yeah yeah you're right there's no middle ground this episode of How Long Gone is brought to you by Squarespace.
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39:42I feel like we've got to give Ben Affleck sorry he likes to get divorced. Sorry he likes to drink. He's got motion at the courthouse. I've seen three or four clips and both of them I'm like man you guys are articulate. They're just great celebrities because they've given us a lot. It's just a good story. They're real friends. They've given us a lot.
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40:06Jason Stewart:like they're still good looking yeah they're still young enough to like be with it and get it but they've been around so long that they have such a beautiful scope of how everything whether whether this movie is good or bad the gift is that they've done all this press together and they're so good at it people people say the movie is good enough yeah i mean that's but like him talking about netflix and how they like need an explosion the first five minutes instead of the third act like Netflix just paid you 50 million dollars to do a movie and you're still going to go say that that's when you know you got because when you're Ben and Damon you tell Netflix what do you so you don't want to do the sequel yeah that's what I thought how do you want to do this how do you want to do it but I was I really do I'm going to listen to that because I don't think I've ever listened to a Joe Rogan podcast by choice like I've seen clips and I've listened to it in a you know when I'm at not even when Ronda Rousey's on or anything when I'm in Lancer Hall on day four I was like, I have nothing left.
41:04I'm going to have to listen to Rogan. Speaking of scraping the resi. It's the guy from Friday Night Lights talking about how much he loves the military.
41:14Jason Stewart:And I'm just like, I can't do this. That's Jake Topper. I'm like, I don't know how much more I can take of this, but I need to be entertained. I can't listen to the voice inside my head anymore. Are you going to watch the Matt Damon Affleck movie? No. I feel like Ben Affleck is my new sort of goals in life. Yeah, he looks great. he he's like he's a dirt bag yeah who pulls anyone he wants anyone hundreds of millions of dollars in the bank buff everyone loves him respected doesn't have to do anything he doesn't want to do except hang out with like his kids yeah for sure like that's the only thing in his life all he wants to do is smoke marlboro lights and hit duncan yeah but unfortunately he has to have sex with j-lo and another bottle service waitress i think i think it gets worse than having sex with j-lo totally but i like i like that he's just imagine that's your dad imagine ben affleck is your dad and you're like 14 so you like hate him but you know your life is too good you hate him but also you have to be nice to him so you can he can buy you an electric motorcycle that's eight thousand dollars yeah yeah all the other kids have so you don't get bullied at wagon wheel but i i need to i really i'm excited that's what i'm looking forward to my flight do you think the stepkids call him ben i bet the stepkids like him more than anybody i bet the kids he has jennifer garner jennifer garner just dates like rich businessmen now so they're probably these guys are fucking dorks my dad's cool as hell somebody was saying i saw a tweet i forgot who it was but it was a good tweet there they said you know it was about asap rocky and he said oh yeah they said asap rocky is sort of the j-lo of rap where like he's around he continued he's always made music has had some success and some hits but like it's never really respected it's like never really actually taken seriously you know like it's like to be somebody like j-lo who's like a a a list celebrity looks amazing super successful but like the music and the film career is not really respected whatsoever you know no i mean she's yeah she's got like the one similar to like share like share is is also in that same kind of boat she's a little more beloved and respected because she has a great personality and she's awesome but like her biggest song being like you know like waiting for tonight by j-lo like when it came out i was like oh this is like a joke song like that's her it's an iconic hit it's an iconic hit the same like this share do you believe in life out you know which is a classic but when it first came out it was like it was just like this is are you guys being serious this is like but the same same thing with with like madonna in the you know making rave music at the time it was ray of light is the now considered the all-time it's canon and at the time it was like this is bad you deviated from the plan yeah because before that it was she had so many amazing you know 80s and 90s hits i think that the the asap rocky of it all is uh i did watch him on snl holy moly i gotta say i before we get into it so bad the hot rollers mohawk yeah very cool that is cool amazing innovative that is who ever did that shout out to the hair team because that was the hair artist that was literally the first thing i noticed was like that is sick that is very very cool should have been only for one song not two i think it's a lot that's just me i think it's a lot to redo that but yeah that music oh my god founding oh my god i don't really know and to have like to hire the guys do like fake moshing it was just so and there's like the the drum kit they had a real drummer from like an 80s heart I forgot what band it was oh was it it was like it looked like it it was an old I forgot what it was it was like a real like classic from TSOL it was something like that but more like New York hardcore I mean that's sick but the the drum kit with like the stage design setup of like let's put like a skateboard in front of the kick drum I mean it was like a JC Penney photo shoot I forget that to us, this is offensive to our culture.
45:32To other people, I just wonder what the actual perception is from a normal person who has no ties to punk or skateboarding or anything like that. It's probably just that's totally fine. Whether you like the music or not. This is page one of the book. It's like when Odd Future came out and people were blown away about moshing. I'm like, guys, that's not a new concept. yeah but they had something but that was real though totally that's to me that was real no
45:59Jason Stewart:100 because that was when tyler was being really racist and sexist and that was the most interesting time of that it was real actual moshing yeah and not like let's hire like 17 juilliard guys to like do moshing for the first time in their entire life where do you dance i'm new york ballet i'm in the company i mean they said aggressive mosh for this so like we need to get some like punk rock clothes and like we have this d squared flannel and we're gonna wrap that around that's what we really got bro we got we got to talk about these heated rivalry guys the one did they put the d squared i didn't know that d squared was owned by two oh you didn't know gay toxic i mean those people canadian legends they got bodies they they have the look on their face that they have done so those are guys i really want to hang out with oh i mean i want to spend time with them as well but i think you got to pay up i don't think you get to spend time with them for free you know what i'm saying i think heat of rivalry gets to spend time with them for free but i just found that to be those pit sniffers i just i found that to be so they feel like the the final boss of evil gaze definitely i'm just worried i'm worried about the heat of rivalry guys i'm i'm honestly worried about is it gonna burn too hot it's just this is not people are not meant it's not meant to happen like this like it's not meant to go from zero to one thousand in a one week period i know like it's really like i really honestly like they're gonna be writing dissertations about this month all joking aside i hope they are like good yeah yeah because it's like it's this is like the dangers of fame personified yeah listeners check on your check on your hockey players check on your hockey player the straight one is the one who wrote walks in the dean the dean de luca show the d squared show one of them's named but but people who will go unnamed in the industry say that the real tea is that they're actually both straight and they're trying to milk the gayness as long as they can before?
47:53Jason Stewart:I would, yeah. I mean, why not? I know. But to me, that's... There are pictures of that. That's going to be a big reason why when they crumble, it's going to be a big crumble. I think the other guy is too hot to be straight. Honestly. Okay. Like the hair is too... It's like he's too hot to be straight. The other one that looks a little... I know that that's just the way bodies come out, you know what I mean? Just genetically. Let's look at the bodies. You want to look at the bodies? You want to go outside right now and look at some bodies and look at gay guys? Because they don't look like this.
48:26I'm just telling you.
48:27Jason Stewart:Okay. Gay guys prioritize their looks and they are touched by God in the oblique area as well. If they are both straight, how long are they going to be able to walk the tightrope until it comes out? Well, the one guy, the guy that walked in the D Squared show has like a girlfriend that you can like, he like takes to parties. And she's hot in a way that does feel a little, it could be beard. Is she cool with supermodels trying to take his shirt off and rubbing his body? I think she's probably, yes. Okay. I think it's probably a net positive for the family because it was. Good for the goose, good for the Canada.
49:03Because it might have been like cereal for dinner three nights a week. Good for the Canada goose. Yeah, good for the Canada goose. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
49:07Jason Stewart:Okay. But I just. So how long until he leaves his chick? well it depends on what happens with his career two twos how long till he leaves her crowding if he if he if he gets another role immediately wouldn't it be so cool if neither of them booked a single like this this well nothing that's the thing i think it's like he's doing like poly d dj sets at at the abbey and shit i feel like thank god ryan murphy makes so many shows because i just don't know what i don't know i also i haven't again i haven't murphy will just sponsor their life i haven't seen this yet i don't know what they're capable of but i'm imagining that they aren't sort of creme de la creme of the acting community i don't think these guys study theater at carnegie mellon they're not giving daniel day yeah they're not they're not giving jacob alorty character journal they're they're giving a little bit like oh they're charismatic stars yeah but but here's the thing about now here's the thing about give them you know because sorry for in drumming but not when con uh when keanu was first yeah you know hit the scene same kind of vibe and then he was so lovable and yeah everyone wanted to fuck him so much that he just learned to be a great actor they gave him chances for him to get really good yeah yeah like where'd you learn how to do this in this bro yeah i am this i think there's the there's a new thing now though that happens where if you get to this level even if the acting doesn't take off the influencing career yeah will be multi-millions per year for at least a couple years minimum more than the crave residuals yeah so like for sure in that it buys you some time to sort of stay relevant and make money but you don't have to actually do anything good but people are going to be it's going to be all they better it they better be doing something tonight like it better be because you can't have a six-month lag where you're just posting like dolce and gabbana spawn con that's not like you got to keep it blue chip if you can yeah because otherwise they're going to become the next like they're going to be the first big gay streamer because that's going to be the only real revenue stream pardon the pun that they might have because there aren't really any big gay streamers except all of them but you know like openly no i don't think streamer which is interesting i think the problem is it would turn immediately into an orgy so it doesn't really work you know you can't just have so you need to get a gay guy who's about his bread and who knows not to cross the line well you know because we don't want to be perma brand well perma band well the the door is open kai sanat has retired from streaming he's now a fashion designer oh yeah i saw one of his looks it is it is so bad of course but like of course it doesn't matter but yeah but it's like bro justin bieber can do skylark and it's fine it's like hoodies slightly like makes sense it's like well made the sky piece good colors it's all good he's making exactly what he should make for his audience he likes it that's cool the stuff the stuff i've seen from kai is like bro it is adrian brody art you look you learned what rick owens was six months ago you can't try to copy that i don't care who you pay it ain't gonna be good yeah it's crazy but i think there must be there's something going something is weird so i feel there's something going on with that whole thing because i don't know why you would go out on top at 25 years old when you're making millions of dollars from turning on a camera and having drewski and kevin hart come over and make fun of you i think i mean hopefully he had like somebody sensible in his corner who is like you are making so much money you're so big you're so powerful you're so famous if you don't do something drastic you're going to be dead in 18 months i i i but i don't know i think there's something more nefarious going on like in the like uh like mr beastie yeah i think like you got to stop doing this or something's going to catch up and you're going to need to it's like something more nefarious than you're going to be dead in 18 months i i don't think he's i don't think that's saying nefarious too much lately i think he's just like i think there's more to his mental health break combined with like all of a sudden he pivoted to being like mr honest about health and a fashion designer it just something about that at the same time feels a little too calculated for me do you think uh uh the the the hand the claw of power came down and said you got to make some changes or else kind of thing i i think it's going to be revealed okay it's a dark world out there the streaming world isn't it i don't follow it closely for that exact reason i don't follow it closely but it just appears in my i mean it really doesn't like snl did a skit about it or about the clavicular guy well that was too funny well there's that crazy video of all those guys in vegas and they were they're in miami miami and they requested the hand yeah the hail the heil hitler kanye somebody tweeted like hitler would hate you losers i just want to know how a bunch of white people constantly say the n-word and hail Hitler in public and nobody is checking them.
54:12It's like what we talked about earlier. It's literally the same approach. It's like, I don't want an altercation. It's like, yeah, that's different than a guy fucking playing Candy Crush with the sound on, but it's crazy that these guys, it's like him and Nick Fuentes at the club. this is the biggest loser shit that whole thing is the biggest loser shit I've ever seen maybe Andrew Tate, Nick Fuentes and Clavelker at a club in Miami and they request that song and they play it the DJ has to play it because they're spending so much money, we gotta re-evaluate our priorities, some things we don't need to do
54:55Jason Stewart:well I think, I mean, it's unfortunate that Miami is sort of the only place it's like the wild west that's where they live now and that's the only place where that kind of stuff can really go down because you can't that that wouldn't happen in atlanta that wouldn't happen in la it would happen in i mean like there's like young republican like maga like but it's not gonna happen quiet nazi stuff going on at a strip club where you're buying great goose yeah i mean like you're you're not gonna be clavicular and walk into magic city with a hat that says the n-word on it no and have they will drag your ass out have a guy that's the size of a linebacker be like oh my god let me take a picture of your hat that's crazy i gotta send it to my friend he's gonna get a chuckle out of it even five years ago that's an instant red button you have to beat this guy until he's in a comb that's the other thing it should be it's not like a sir we're gonna have to ask you to leave it's a straight up like i'm gonna beat your ass that's what it should be on site no conversation just ass beat but i think these guys also now they make so much money they got full security they got drivers everybody's got a gun it's just it's all just like it's so nothing bothers me more actually then when i see that stuff where i'm like this is so dumb well i think maybe that is the problem when we used to you know to borrow the phrase from from the film friday you would you would use your fist you live to fight another day you learn you live blah blah blah in a world where everyone has these security guards and security details and they're so protected where you can't just go up and punch a nazi for being a nazi or you can't just go punch a guy for screaming the n-word the only option is to charlie kirk somebody the only way you can get touched is with a like a with a 50 from yeah from 40 miles away through a scope because before you would you know see a nazi punch a nazi you see a guy screaming heil hitler on the street it's open season for any like you could go punch him in front of a cop and the cop will say like yeah you know yeah yeah go have a good night street justice yeah the street justice says that is what it is and now there is this it's the destruction of the middle class of physical violence it's true so now all we can do is take a video and post it on instagram like look at this crazy racist guy he's so funny or climb on top of a building put him in a red dot and murder the thing is the thing is like the posting fuels the fire is the unfortunate part because the whole game is attention and and like streams so if like even if you're posting or or even what we're like talking back negatively this was what they want this fuels the this fuels the whole thing like if they're not reviled they don't make any money so and i think that's the thing it keeps getting you keep pushing and pushing and pushing it like where do you go from here bro what are you gonna say now like i hate my mother that's why the only option is just death like there is no like well that was a little crazy i flew too close to the sun i'm gonna i'm gonna decide to cash out start a fashion line also these guys don't have it's not like a kanya situation where people will forgive him because he's given us amazing art these guys have given us literally less than nothing yeah but the love the bar for art is so low now to where like hey man nick fuentes saying he's a virgin is art in some ways but like there are people out there who choose to watch nick fuentes stream instead of go out on a friday night and hang out their friends yeah that's true these are people who live in new york city who have who are gainfully employed attractive interesting people who are like you know what that's just what i'm gonna do now i just so the bars of for entertainment is there i can't get over it i like i don't i try and think about it because it's so also it's ugly like it's it's visually unappealed it's like all ugly everything about it is ugly the views are obviously ugly but every they're ugly the whole thing is just gross like i don't like to look at it or think about it and usually it reminds me of like the worst kid in middle school yeah that's what they act like that's no that's that's the target audience i just also don't get this i don't know man people really try to like explore it and like i'm gonna talk to this guy and see what it's all about and it's like dude i know i can see what it's all about because he's got they're not smart enough yeah it's like it's some nuanced thing it's like they want to make money and this is how they do it it's like i'm going to sit down and really get to the bottom of machine gun kelly yeah it's like bro the bottom ain't there yeah there's this is just that ditch is that's a shallow grave this is a hot air balloon there's a hole in the bottom when we run out of gas it's going to fall and that's it but i wonder i wonder what i wonder what the because the world is going to turn back like that's going to the way that things move and flow like i know it's awful right now and blah blah blah it'll go everything will it'll it'll ebb and flow oh shit like i don't think that kind of positivity trend let's go i just don't think that thing is going to be accepted it's always darkest before dawn exactly that's what i was going to say but i didn't want to be i didn't want to be super dramatic i don't want to be super no i mean hopefully i'm i like that you know as pessimistic as you are you are dropping a little positivity bomb in the 11th hour in the ninth inning of this i just it's got it something's got it because i'm just like i i can't i mean i don't know what to do bro luckily we still have our podcasting and the world of content creation is the only job that exists currently and as long as you know there are people who are good at talking about people who do other stuff we will have a job we will prevail no that's this true i i just really when i saw that today i was like this is the last thing i want to talk about but i gotta talk about this that video is crazy it's crazy yeah i've said this before on this podcast about obviously much less serious subjects but normalize getting duffed yeah normalize getting duffed it would save everything honestly if people let some air out of the balloon i definitely need to get punched in the face yeah yeah yeah like you would you would be you would die a corrected person if you got hit every four years yeah for saying some shit yeah just like all of us all of us everybody could man only because that's i mean that that is the problem it's just like everyone is the the the only thing to do is nothing or bullet yeah i'm gonna put well nothing post about it or bullet those are the three options that you have choose your choose your fighter bullet or post screenshots in r slash snark yeah whatever it is it's like that's not really nothing's moving the needle but look jason we're in paradise i'm ready to go get a quesadilla by the beach we're gonna go get a quesadilla de playa we we did our thing here in mexico thank you to josh thank you to barry presents thank you to cloud nine uh thank you to ian talk house thank you to katie and jake and eric thank you to sam thank you high road family thank you to jeff tweede i know you don't know who we are but we appreciate you and all the work you've given us over the CAA for rocking with us so hard every single day Susanna and Max you guys really put money in our pockets I don't know why are we being so sentimental is it because we both have like an airborne illness that's controlling our body now we're talking as if this is the last episode of hell no I just think that I think that this festival I said this on stage earlier I really mean it no it's just it you do forget I think when you live in New York or LA and you're wrapped up in all the absolute dumb shit that we think about all day when i looked over yesterday and saw people my parents age just sort of happy having having a fucking margarita knowing every word to their favorite band happy as hell not worrying about all the dumb shit that i worry about i was like you know what that's what it's all about hey hey honey this carne asada torta it's a steak sandwich but down here literally that's literally and i'm like you know what man i need to expose myself to this more well we're what we're doing we're we're grinding it down to the bare surface that's right and we're remembering that music is life music is life the healing powers of rock and roll to white caucasian ears oh there's nothing that'll heal you more you you want to untangle a twisted wire you're saying i'm supposed to not cry when jay mascus comes out and plays guitar with mj linderman that's that's that is that's white tears you are so moved that you're willing to overlook the mishka eyeball hoodie that he will indefinitely be seeing seeing jay around in a beach setting yeah we were on stage earlier and we we performed in the middle of sort of the mall like shopping area courtyard of the hotel it was still very big you know hundreds of people in attendance it was amazing but right at the end i saw jay mascus walking around alone like hands behind his back like you know dad walking around the park just observing you know the the hotel jewelry store checking out the way there's a nice beach ball right here what's this go for 19 he's also jay's wife very swaggy like i i clocked her immediately i was like this woman looks cool as hell and then i realized it was jay's wife and she's really getting her her fits off and when you said the age gap was appropriate i was i wasn't shocked but i would have bet money that it'd be an age gap no very it's like malcolm's very appropriate i mean i want mascus to be with a psycho 27 year old it could happen i mean i'm sure it has happened you know but but i just want somebody you know just just half his age but like ride or die chick i do too like we're real yeah i do too um all right how long gone thank you for listening thank you again for having us here at the sky blue sky festival um i'm heading back to new york jason's heading back to la regular scheduled program next week and uh we'll see you soon gd-gd
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One-on-one pod recorded live and uncut from our hotel room at Wilco's Sky Blue Sky Festival in Cancun, Mexico. We chat about our live pod here with Katie Crutchfield and MJ Lenderman, the pros and cons of an all-inclusive resort, the makrut Lime leaf cake from Quartersheets, Al Roker's jailhouse Biscoff hack, bad ass kids on the plane, Gen Z's discovery of Mad Men, Spiritual Gangsters, we get to the bottom of 2016, Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are back on track, A$AP Rocky's SNL performance, will Heated Rivalry bros burn upon entry? And what to do when streamer nazi metrosexuals go to Miami.
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