897. - Chris & Jason

26 Jan 2026 · 1 h 3 min · 28 chapters

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How Long Gone - Episode 897 Summary

Podcast Overview Title: How Long Gone Hosts: Chris Black and Jason Stewart Description: A bi-coastal elite podcast that discusses pop culture, fashion, music, and more with three new episodes each week.

Episode Summary In this episode, Chris is in New York while Jason enjoys Hawaii. Their conversation flows through various topics including personal anecdotes, pop culture commentary, and reflections on recent events.

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Key Topics Discussed

  1. Weather and Seasonal Preparations
  2. Snowpocalypse in NYC: Chris describes the cold temperatures in NYC, discussing his personal weather preparation and attire.
  3. Jason in Hawaii: Jason contrasts his warm weather experiences, humorously mentioning his relaxed approach while enjoying island life.
  1. Fitness Woes
  2. Gym Experience: Chris shares an encounter with a junior trainer at his gym who offers unsolicited advice during a busy workout session. He expresses frustration about being approached while focusing on his workout.
  1. Influencer Life
  2. 77 lb Influencer Box: Chris humorously recounts receiving a hefty package filled with a mortar and pestle and olive oil, leading to a chaotic cleanup involving styrofoam.
  3. Daily Struggles: Jason describes his own series of minor inconveniences that have put him on edge, illustrating the everyday frustrations of life.
  1. Pop Culture Insights
  2. Brooks Nader and Ben Affleck: The hosts discuss Ben Affleck's casual relationship with model Brooks Nader, reflecting on the celebrity culture surrounding their interactions.
  3. Vanderpump Rules: Jason shares thoughts on the new season of Vanderpump Rules, noting its surprising success despite skepticism about the reboot's quality.
  4. Harry Styles' New Single: They critique Harry Styles’ latest release, pointing out its influences and the expectations from popular artists.
  1. Cultural References
  2. Jacob Elordi: They discuss Jacob Elordi's rising fame, drawing parallels to other pop culture figures and his depiction in media.
  3. Chad Hugo's Lawsuit Against Pharrell: Chris and Jason delve into the legal dispute between Chad Hugo and Pharrell, emphasizing the dynamics of their working relationship in the music industry.
  1. Personal Reflections
  2. Dinner Discussions: Jason shares a recent dining experience at Tommy Bahama, comparing it to other dining establishments while jokingly creating a fictional backstory for the restaurant's name.
  3. Future Anticipations: The episode wraps with Jason's plans to attend Grammy parties in LA, teasing potential encounters and experiences.

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Key Takeaways

  • Cultural Commentary: The episode is a rich tapestry of cultural references, showcasing the hosts' wittiness and insight into contemporary issues.
  • Everyday Frustrations: Both Chris and Jason humorously articulate common frustrations in their lives, which many listeners may resonate with.
  • Evolving Pop Culture: The discussions around celebrity relationships, new music, and reality TV highlight the ever-changing landscape of pop culture and its influence on society.

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Conclusion This episode of How Long Gone is a blend of humor and commentary, reflecting on both the mundane and fascinating aspects of contemporary life, pop culture, and personal anecdotes. Chris and Jason’s chemistry and banter make for an engaging listen that captures the essence of bi-coastal living.

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Chapters

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Winter Weather Gear Talk

0:45 to 3:00

Discussion about appropriate clothing for cold weather, including heat tech.

“sitting on a bench sort of thinking about life, but if you have to shuffle to the bodega or to the gym or whatever, it's serviceable.”

Life in Hawaii vs. NYC

3:00 to 6:00

Contrasting experiences between cold New York and warm Hawaii.

“and I left the probiotic coconut yogurt in the canteen downstairs.”

Gym Encounters and Annoyances

6:00 to 9:10

An encounter with a junior trainer at the gym leads to frustrations.

“So I was just, I was put, I was very annoyed.”

Package Surprise and Cleanup

9:10 to 12:20

Unboxing a heavy delivery that turns out to be a bottle of olive oil.

“While you're having your probiotic yogurt, I get home and there's a package for me.”

Coffee Shop Frustrations

12:20 to 14:01

Experiences with a coffee shop mishap lead to a humorous rant.

“I went to get a coffee at an unnamed local establishment.”

The Hot Weather Guy Debate

14:01 to 14:47

Discussion around a Twitter weatherman who only reports hot weather.

“I follow the hot weather guy on Twitter.”

Insider Weather Information

14:48 to 15:12

A humorous take on wanting insider weather data from a friend.

Weather Commentary and AI Images

18:10 to 19:30

Light-hearted commentary on weather and a funny AI-generated image.

“My weather is basically just like the heat map index of North America, and then people commenting that the region of Ontario, Canada, has some nice big natural titties.”

Gentrification and Historical Parallels

19:31 to 20:56

Discussion about the historical context of land acquisition and gentrification.

“I think his name is spelled W-H-Y-T-E F-O-L yes yes yes yes he was like a Memphis like sort of like hood impresario he was an old head but white but with a line out.”

The Cool White Guy Phenomenon

20:57 to 22:08

Exploration of cultural appropriation and the archetype of the cool white guy.

“like a family rescues like a tiger and then it lives at home with like their like golden retriever and their four cats and their kid.”
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Surviving Snowpocalypse in NYC

22:09 to 23:28

Experiences and reactions to extreme weather conditions in New York City.

“It starts at Y and we're going to go from there.”

DoorDash During Extreme Weather

23:29 to 24:34

Discussion on food delivery challenges and pricing during snowstorms.

“it's annoying as fuck it's annoying to go anywhere but you put on your fucking boots and your jacket and you go about your day the bodega's open I I just don't know.”

Lenny's Restaurant Review

24:35 to 26:24

Details about a favorite restaurant and specific menu items.

“But, you know, DoorDash should protest or something like that.”

Brodo and Digestive Tea

26:25 to 28:00

Conversation about food choices and healthy beverages.

“And on the weekends, if I allow myself one to two Lenny's per week, if it's during the week, no chips.”

Digestive Tea and Health Habits

28:00 to 29:40

The hosts discuss the benefits of a specific digestive tea and its role in their routines.

“Funny, the door rang today, Jason, while I was trying to get rid of my fucking giant package, and it was a nice, healthy order from Brodo, but it didn't include any vegetarian options.”

Pop Culture Commentary: Joe Budden and Jacob Elordi

29:40 to 31:30

Discussion about Joe Budden's mispronunciation of Jacob Elordi's name and cultural commentary on the Oscars.

“I think that has a similar effect on that.”

Margot Robbie and Relationship Dynamics

31:30 to 34:30

Examining Margot Robbie's on-screen and off-screen relationships, and the perception of actors in the media.

“And I wanted to ask you, how does wordsmith, rapper, Joe Budden pronounce Jacob Elordi's name?”

Celebrity Relationships and Public Perception

36:28 to 39:20

Discussion on celebrity relationships, public personas, and movie marketing strategies.

“She said that she became extremely dependent on him.”

Fashion Trends and Movie Merchandise

39:20 to 42:00

Exploring current fashion trends, merchandise tied to movies, and cultural influences.

“You know what I'm missing this weekend as the temperatures drop is the moment puffer.”

Ben Affleck's Latest Hook-Up

42:00 to 45:30

The hosts discuss Ben Affleck's rumored relationship with Brooks Nader.

“body, a turtleneck, a vest, a hat, a sock, a shoe, whatever it is.”

Patriotism and Young Athletes

45:30 to 48:35

Discussion on Ben Shelton's controversial camera signature and its implications.

“I don't know what USA Till It's Backwards means.”

Internet Penalties for Public Figures

48:35 to 51:18

The hosts explore the idea of restricting internet access as a form of punishment.

“It's like some sort of house arrest situation where if you log on the anklet beeps.”

Reality TV and Modern Trends

51:18 to 56:00

The hosts discuss the new cast of Vanderpump Rules and current reality TV trends.

“No, the deck would be stained like fucking crazy.”

Living Arrangements and Reality TV

56:00 to 56:59

Explore quirky apartment setups and reality TV preferences.

“That's literally one of these apartments that's like that.”

Musical Influences and Expectations

57:00 to 58:24

Discuss the influence of established artists on new music and audience perceptions.

“Yeah, like, oh, yeah, I bought this building, actually.”

Concert Experiences and Popularity

58:25 to 1:00:04

Reflect on the dynamics of concert performances and artist popularity.

“I think it's a little bit like, I think maybe for us it feels like that.”

Chad Hugo's Legal Dispute with Pharrell

1:00:05 to 1:02:41

Analyze the implications of Chad Hugo's lawsuit against Pharrell.

“You know how far a million dollars goes in Virginia Beach?”

Dining Experiences and Branding Humor

1:02:42 to 1:03:46

Share thoughts on dining experiences and playful branding commentary.

“other i don't know many production duos but they're definitely the we got the heat makers we got uh what are the two guys in fucking atlanta i forgot they're called they had so Oh, you're talking about organized noise?”
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0:17How long gone? It's a frigid rare Saturday afternoon recording here in New York City. Jason, I'm looking at my app here. It's saying 18 degrees. So it's an improvement from this morning's seven when I rose. Bumbaclot. I'm so sorry. No, it's okay, actually. It's not. Honestly, at this current temperature, if you're wearing the correct clothing, it's fine. It's not obviously ideal. You're not sitting on a bench sort of thinking about life, but if you have to shuffle to the bodega or to the gym or whatever, it's serviceable. It's all good.

0:53Jason Stewart:Okay, so friend of the show, Bryn Trill, she posted a photo waiting for the bus at the the lucienne restaurant bus stop how long if you were properly suited and booted with your stone island trousers and heat technology uniqlo la mare collabs how long how many minutes first of all i don't wear i want to be i want to keep it i want to keep it absolute buck with you chief i don't wear heat i don't wear heat tech oh we ain't doing all that Is it because your skin is so sensitive and you don't like to have that body condom, that thin layer? Or are you already running kind of hot? I'm running kind of hot, but my legs don't get cold, which is I feel like where the heat tech is utilized the most is on the bottom half.

1:39I'm good on that. Upstairs, I've got the vintage camber waffle lined with the shirt underneath and then the mountain hardware puffer over that. I got a new hat from this brand Thirst and I really like my gloves. I'm good to go. Okay. So you're saying you're more of a top.

1:55Jason Stewart:I'm more of a top in this case. Top guy. Yeah. In this case, I'm more of a top. But I mean. Breaking a lot of hearts in the first four minutes of this podcast, Chris. Hey, man. Can't win them all. All right. So you're in Hawaii. You're wearing a tank top and maybe your little Prada shorts. Because it's a little warmer over there. I'm not wearing a shirt. the sliding glass door of my uh ocean view suite upgraded from the mountain view not really a huge deal but you know they saw the reels and they had to go ka-ching yeah i just have some um some nike workout shorts on and and a smile and you know a beard that's running a little loose since i'm on island time you know i got i got the the salt water oh in my hair i know so it's sitting sitting everywhere it needs to sit.

2:45You're getting the natural bumble and bumble out there on the big islands.

2:48Jason Stewart:My hair is seated. Okay, your hair is seated. Perniated. I've had a tough day so far. I'm just going to be honest with you. Me too, man. I woke up, I had to get a cone of coffee and I left the probiotic coconut yogurt in the canteen downstairs. I had to take the elevator down again and go grab it. So we're both kind of going through it. And also the lei, the natural flower necklace. Of course. they present you with upon arrival. You know, we're on day three. Oh, not looking so. So it's not the freshest bouquet. So yeah, we have our own problems going on over here as well, Chris. What's going on with you though?

3:26Jason Stewart:Did you go to Trader Joe's and the shelves were empty? You know I don't go to Trader Joe's. Shit is nasty. I went to Equinox this morning, a little later than usual, maybe like a 10. So I knew it would be busy, but it was just absolutely rammed. Last workout of January, right? because you guys are going to be home homebound oh bro i'll be you'll be going to be snow patrolled unless those pussies close it then i'm going to be there i'll put on my solomon zip them up and i'm hiking over there but so i'm at the gym okay normal stuff but quite busy you know people are waiting on treadmills etc oh waiting on treadmills today called for a box jump um you know so i put the 24 i put whatever i stacked a couple up it's above waist high i'm only doing five sets of five it's not crazy period i feel this junior trainer like looking at me and i'm like you bitch you better not and was this junior train it was a man or a female when i hear junior trainer and i hear bitch i'm like is this like a sweet pea from industry situation no no no no i know okay it's a guy who i've seen there before this okay so he comes up to me while my headphones are obviously in and starts trying to give me advice on a box jump which of course a box jump is probably more complicated than it seems but at its core it's pretty much like you get up there and you get down and you're working on some explosiveness obviously there's ins and outs to it i'm no kirstie god so but i you know yeah i know jump jump on the box get off come off of it and do it do it again i took my shoes off so i'd land flat which i don't like to do of course there's good form and bad form of course but i think at this point in your workout history you're not you know But I'm thinking to myself, I come into this place every fucking day.

5:06I don't want you to talk to me. Don't try to upsell me. Everyone knows historically Equinox trainers are shit. No one uses an Equinox trainer unless it's given to them for free or they get roped in to a scammer package. So it's like I'm paying$300 a month. I don't want you to try to approach me and talk to me while I'm working out on the busiest day that I've seen in years. Like you've got to leave me the fuck alone. And this happens a lot. There's a couple other – because that's how they drum up business. Of course. Obviously, I would love for them to earn money, but I ain't the one, chief. You can tell I'm in here every day.

5:39If you have facial recognition, you know I'm in here. Leave me alone. Look, even if I'm doing a little bit wrong, know that I don't want to look at me and tell that I don't want to hear that from you. Do you know what I'm saying? Look at me.

5:54Jason Stewart:Imagine they say abs are made in the kitchen, right? So you're doing the box jumps. Your core is fucking bananas. you're you're you know you have abs we just can't see them because they're made in the kitchen so imagine i'm over here at tommy bahamas at my happy hour doing my coconut shrimp last night and uh a freelance nutritionist approaches me taps me on the shoulder take my airpods out hey just to let you know when you dip this shrimp into that uh the big kahuna remoulade sauce that's really where the the calories are gonna get you dead ass and i'm like yeah no fucking shit bitch i swear to god if we search freelance nutritious right now so many would come up and it would blow our minds yeah i mean i probably used to tell girls that when i was 23 what do you what do you do well you know i'm actually a freelance i sell a little bit of kush i'm a freelance graffiti artist and part-time nutritionist what does that mean what was i i know about brown rice you know stuff like that it's graffiti artists yeah i'm available for bookings right now freelance It's graffiti.

6:54No, not street art. It's actually graffiti. So I was just, I was put, I was very annoyed. I'm very annoyed.

7:01Jason Stewart:And also because you don't necessarily give off approachable top. You know what I mean? Like you're not the happy, smiley guy in the gym who is giving approachable, come talk to me, come build with your boy. I'm not looking to make friends. I'm not looking to make friends. You're not putting out da vibe, da energy. The pheromones are not pheromoning. No. But there needs to be a situation, you know, the way people deal with this in the past, in my suburban lifestyle, you know, every ninth or 10th house, they'll have the little placard on the door that says no soliciting. Yes. You know, that kind of shit, which is always a little bit like, yeah, of course, whatever.

7:41Jason Stewart:It's the same thing as putting the sign up that says, don't poop on, you know, don't have your dog shit on my lawn. Yeah, nobody wants that. It's not really going to stop the dog from shitting because they can't read. But there needs to be some type of situation, like a Fogo de Chao, which is the Brazilian all-you-can-eat. Green for go, red for stop, baby. Yes, yes. I mean, what if I – I think maybe I could make a no-soliciting t-shirt, like a dry-fit no-soliciting. No, this is going to be like the Vetements collab that I finally get to secure. Because they always do those dumb t-shirts, you know what I mean?

8:14Jason Stewart:Yeah. If there was like no personal trainer zone with like the – or like Calvin pissing on personal trainers. I just don't – the raw dog approach like that just seems – it can't convert, but it must because that seems like their entire business plan. Bro, if it works for big Clav in the club, it could work for Tony who's a young new trainer who's got some great moves going on right now. To be fair, this guy was buff. So, you know, it's not like he was – it's not like his services, if rendered appropriately, wouldn't work. Sure. It was just a time and a place. He could teach you a thing or two.

8:48Jason Stewart:Yeah, definitely. How did you let him down gently or did you say, poof, be gone? I said, not now, big bro. It's what I said. And then he's like. Chris, you got the wrong one today. You must not know about me, Tony. That's kind of what I said. And then so then I got home. After you hit your box jumps, your BRPR. After I hit my BRPR, I get home. I hit my BMPR. While you're having your probiotic yogurt, I get home and there's a package for me. My doorman lets me know. The life of an influencer. Somebody pinched me. What a dream. And I'm like, oh, that's a very large. That's a big package. And I go over there.

9:31You got the big kahuna package. It is so heavy that it's immovable. Like I'm like, the way that it's positioned against the wall, I'm not able to get enough leverage to move this pack. This is not a joke.

9:44Jason Stewart:Okay, so your traps are dusted, so a giant box, that's not really something you can tangle with. If you caught it at the beginning of your workout, maybe, but now you're all out of juice. So I have to get down sled push style and slide this thing until I get some help with a hand truck from the porter who helps me bring it up to my apartment. I'm like, I have no idea what this is. The return address is giving me no information. and i open this thing it's got fucking styrofoam so styrofoam starts you know getting all over the fucking floor it's sticking to my shoes it's all over the fucking entrance all over the floor oh i it's so heavy i can't pull it out of the box i have to jason i have to squat down all my might flip the box over with plantar fasciitis not easy exactly exactly like think about this The box slides out.

10:39I'm not going to say who this box was from. I opened the box inside, Jason, inside of this 77-pound box. That's the official weight from UPS or FedEx. 77-pound box. I opened this dramatic wooden box. Inside is a bottle of olive oil and a mortar and pestle.

11:02Jason Stewart:And maybe a book. So you thought this box was going to be there. It was going to be a 12-year-old Thai child in there, some kind of human trafficking. Something. You know, a live Bengal tiger that's been sedated. But no, it's how big? Is this a five-gallon? Was this like a Mountain Valley Springwater thing full of olive oil? No, no, no. Regular size. Regular size. Smaller than Grazia. Oh, wow. Thinner. Thinner. Okay. So maybe like a Michelob Ultra Red Bull can. Okay. And I'm sure it's a high quality. I'm sure it's a high quality finishing oil. I'm sure this isn't for cooking. I'm sure it's from the - Don't throw it on the walk around me.

11:39Jason Stewart:I'll fucking smack that shit out of you. Greatest region possible. I'm sure the olives are unbelievably fresh. But then, so the story doesn't end there because then I have to rid myself of this nuisance. Mortar and pestles are heavy. Extremely heavy. More so the mortar than the pestle. So then I have to scoot this to the elevator, take it down to the basement, and put it with the trash. Then I have to come back up. The Dyson's not charged. I have to charge the Dyson. Got to run the whole thing over the fucking concrete floor because there's fucking styrofoam everywhere. It's unbelievable. And then to top this off, Jason, I'm going to continue about my day.

12:17Of course, I'm in a great mood now. I went to get a coffee at an unnamed local establishment. They gave me the coffee that I ordered, and it was room temp, let's say. It wasn't hot.

12:31Jason Stewart:Okay. And I was also getting something for Alex. So they hand me that. They hand me a latte, an oat latte for Alex. I'm like, hey, this coffee is actually cold. Can I get another cup? Oh, well, we can do an Americano. I was like, you know what? Fine. They give me the Americano. I walk out the door. The wind blows the lid off of the oat latte because they didn't affix the fucking lid correctly. I have to go back in. I have to go back in and tell this fucking septum piercing having fucking barista to put the lid on the I feel insane I'm starting to feel crazy I'm like who's that to get me today and now I am here podcasting with you Jay so I just want to get you to where I'm at like let you know okay now I just I want you know the mindset that I'm in but otherwise I'm good I know I need to know your your ambient temp where you're coming I mean I was able to take a shower hour and then read 30 to 40 pages.

13:31So I was able to calm down. I had to fold a lot of laundry, but overall, the guy's looking up now that it's 2 p.m.

13:36Jason Stewart:Okay. Do you think that everyone is a little bit on edge and anxious because of the impending number of inches of fresh white pow pow that are about to be injected all over the town? Oh, I think that's possible. But you know what, Jason? Do you think that's an excuse that I'm going to fucking stand for? I don't think so. I don't think so. I don't think so, big dog. Not on my watch. Yeah. I'm saying if it snows, it snows. If it doesn't, it doesn't. Life goes on. It's a Sunday. How long gone weather report? I love it. I mean, look, man. I follow the hot weather guy on Twitter. He's the only guy I trust.

14:10Who the hell is that?

14:11Jason Stewart:Are you saying that he's hot or he only talks about when the weather's hot? No, he's hot. We shot him for J. Crew a while back. I can't remember his name. He's on TV. Wouldn't it be cool if there was a weatherman who only talked about when it's hot? He doesn't do any cold stuff. Well, what if there was? What if they, yeah, they're like, look, bro, I only, I don't mess with that hot. You guys. I'm cold only. It's super hot. Like, what about the wind? Like, ew, I don't do that. Okay, so there's a hot weather guy on Twitter. Did not know about that. And you already know I'm kind of a. Yeah, you're.

14:40Mr. Meteorologist. You know, Jason and I have a friend, my friend Wyatt, who's been on this podcast before. He now works at, I believe he works at the National Weather, or he works at the Weather Channel, I believe. so if you want to get maybe i can get you sort of like a insider's tour i need you know what i need

14:56Jason Stewart:i need a twc to bloomberg terminal i need to see the shit that you know the regular peasants don't have access to he might have access he might have access to some weather data that he could maybe slide to you on the low yeah i wouldn't i wouldn't want to put him on the spot or ask for yeah you know my signal's always open i tell it my telegram if you have any insider weather information for Jason, just bang his telegram and let him know. It's all anonymous, of course. This episode of How Long Gone is brought to you by Rocket Money. Jason, I like my pockets on Swole, and thank God for Rocket Money because when I look at what I'm spending every month on all this stuff, all these subscriptions, it makes my eyes pop out of the damn sockets.

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18:36Jason Stewart:And then it goes from blue to icy blue to purple. And now it has to go back to a magenta pink when it's below negative 50. And I think that's where it's cooking right now. They are laying nicely over there up north. They're very nice. Now, they're sitting up there in Ontario. They're pointing towards Greenland the way we should be. Yeah, man, I sent you that photo, the AI image of President Donald Trump, Nobel Peace Prize Award gifting, walking hand in hand with a penguin, and he's got a nice trench coat on there right now. I don't know what it is. Probably Brunello. And he's going just walking from America to Greenland, and he comes in peace with his little penguin friend.

19:23Jason Stewart:So it's kind of like his Groot or something like that. We're trying to soften the blow of a full government takedown but i didn't know so he's he's trying to buy greenland for like 500 billion dollars is that what it is break them off yeah i haven't i mean everyone who lives there gets 100k i mean look that's the if that's that's the only payoff that you will ever get from living in a place as desolate as greenland so maybe you got to look at you want the silver do you want the lead it reminds me of just a more civilized version of when white folks took over America from the Native Americans and they're like hey we're gonna give you some money you can chill over there and they're like no and then they're like cool instant murder so you just kind of have to do it and also RIP white folks a white guy from somewhere in the south who died what do you mean?

20:11you know about him?

20:11Jason Stewart:what do you mean? I think his name is spelled W-H-Y-T-E F-O-L yes yes yes yes he was like a Memphis like sort of like hood impresario he was an old head but white but with a line out. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. And he was like the guy, like an infamous local regional character that I was not familiar with. Yes, I did see this. I was unfortunately not familiar with him either. I haven't been to many walkthroughs at nightclubs in Columbus, Georgia, but I'm sure. But whenever there's a white guy who can truly infiltrate, you know what I mean? You know when you see a video on TikTok or something? not you or I have seen this, but maybe on a different social media app where like they, like a family rescues like a tiger and then it lives at home with like their like golden retriever and their four cats and their kid.

21:05Jason Stewart:And then the tiger's like, I guess I'm just this now. White folks really infiltrated and he was probably, you know, selling drugs, doing dirt, doing cool stuff. It's rare to really, you know, just one episode after the Timmy Chalamet, Weega article, you know? It's true. No, it's true. And let's not, let's not forget that. Let's not forget that. Let's not forget. Don't sleep on your founding fathers. Don't, please. Whatever you do, whatever you do, do not sleep. This guy made Paul Wall look like a damn Wetzel's Pretzels employee. You know what I mean? Paul Wall is the, I would say Paul Wall is the most famous version of this.

21:37I'm sure there's a guy that played like and one basketball that would fall into this category as well. Like white chocolate, I believe. But I'm not super familiar with the genre.

21:47Jason Stewart:And it's almost impossible when you are the cool white guy who does black stuff to spell your name white any way but the normal way. It has to involve new letters and new pronouns. It has to involve it. Well, I think that the baseline is a Y. Yeah. The Y replaces the I no matter what. If you want to get more creative than that, by all means, we give you the license. It starts at Y replaces I. It starts at Y and we're going to go from there. I feel like we're both getting a timeshare. brochure right now just start from there we're gonna start from there you have your eye on that nice three-bedroom i see that yeah well you know it's a little bit more than the base model um yeah so so you're not experiencing i made a trader joe's joke obviously you don't shop there because you're not a snackaholic and you don't need deals on uh alcohol and things like that but my chicken tiki masala lap or whatever you also don't need i mean since you guys are carless no shade you live in Manhattan so it's not a money issue but you know a lot of people are filling up garbage bags and you know Ikea bins with gasoline from the from the petrol station you're not experiencing like the Manhattan metropolitan urban version of this kind of doomsday prepper overreaction or not not that I have correct reaction that I have seen look we have a 745 at Budokan tonight so I'm out bro so even in the blizz you're outside well I'm saying like if you live in New York this happens I would say fairly often I mean maybe not to this degree to be TBD but yeah I mean if it's a snowpocalypse every single year then I think we need a new name for it when it's actually a snowpocalypse right I think it's I literally it's annoying as fuck it's annoying to go anywhere but you put on your fucking boots and your jacket and you go about your day the bodega's open I I just don't know.

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23:39Also, I can't stay in the house for 48 hours. I'm going to fucking kill myself. I have to like, I can't.

23:43Jason Stewart:Got to go outside. Got to go fast. Got to go fast. Yeah, I can't batten down the hatches like that. It just doesn't work for me. I need to touch the streets. Good. I mean, I wish if more people were like you, we wouldn't be in such a hellscape right now because I worry that people, you know, like in the same way that COVID, you know, as long as you didn't die, it was like kind of a sweet deal. Yeah. If you're fortunate enough, it's basically just hitting a reset button on you. And it's just like, instead of thinking about what to do, you're just going to do this. And there's some comfort and peace in that.

24:14Jason Stewart:And I think a lot of people are almost excited to sort of see how little they can tip their DoorDash driver while he fucking sleds down a mountain to bring you your Domino's breadsticks with extra ranch or whatever. I would love a Domino's breadstick right now. Don't bring that up. But, you know, DoorDash should protest or something like that. Or there should be some type of, like, up-sale deal, like when it's, like, really busy or raining or whatever. Uber. You know, oh, now the airport home costs$4.79. What if DoorDash was like, you want this McDonald's breakfast that bad? It's going to run you$150.

24:55Jason Stewart:I'll bring it to you right now. They should definitely. Because there's going to be a rich motherfucker in Manhattan or thousands of them who will be like, yeah, just pay it. I don't care. just pay it because then you would be like this is good this is difficult as fuck and i feel like 150 is fair yeah i think that i think that's a great idea honestly i really i really do think that the hardest working people in new york even though it's a corrupt business that's ruining restaurants they should at least be uh compensated properly it's not their fault they're not you know these guys are just like working hard they deserve the one and then they're running out of jobs that AI won't take or robots won't take and for now the drones have a tough time during snowpocalypse right?

25:36Yeah they're not going to be able to get your little frankies here on time you know what I mean? That broccoli is going to be cold chief you know have I told you have we talked about Lenwich the best restaurant in New York?

25:47Jason Stewart:I have talked about Lenwich I think Susan Alexander is like a big Lenwich a Lenny head? Yeah she's a Lenny I let myself have a Lenny on the weekends and get a little bag of chips with it so and but but today i did i did tip 25 on that you know what i mean you can't let these guys even though it feels like uh like like masturbation slang for something you know like dude if it is then like when you do like that's when i use like uh hot mustard dude instead of coconut oil lenny lenny is the best myself a right hand is like a switch backside lenny what's walk me through your lenny order the backyard bowls is the restaurant best restaurant in la lenny's the best restaurant in new york okay so we have michelin star west coast michelin start use goes all right i pulled it up chris said don't talk to me until i have my lenny okay so the lenny or it's the veggie witch which stock if you're getting it standard right off the lot it's avocados green leaf lettuce tomato carrot cucumber alfalfa sprouts shredded red cabbage sweet peppers and honey mustard i obviously am not gonna have uh the peppers that's disgusting um i'll lose i'll lose the peppers what are we in philadelphia get out of here right i get a seven grain bread.

26:57I add provolone. I toast the bread. I add some hummus. And on the weekends, if I allow myself one to two Lenny's per week, if it's during the week, no chips. On the weekend, we're getting a plain bag. Do you know what I mean? You guys think you're getting into a bag on the weekends? Let me tell you something. I'm getting to a fucking bag on the weekend myself.

27:20Jason Stewart:Okay, so you said you'll treat yourself to a Lenny once a week, but then you just snuck in maybe once, twice a week. Well, it depends on that. What's going on over here, buddy? I can't allow you to have more than one Lenny a week. It just depends on busyness during the day. Because normally I'm able to craft my own scrambled eggs to get that protein, but if I'm running too tight, sometimes Lenny's the only answer. Yeah, Lenny's the only answer. because I'm in a food desert these days. I'm not surrounded by fast, casual. Can't you just go get a nice broth, like a nice mushroom broth or something like that and hold you over?

28:00I mean, I could, I guess, in theory. Funny, the door rang today, Jason, while I was trying to get rid of my fucking giant package, and it was a nice, healthy order from Brodo, but it didn't include any vegetarian options.

28:14Jason Stewart:Oh, okay. I know what you mean. the abroto is good at meat and animal broths i i don't think i also don't think broth if it's not if it doesn't have the collagen from the animal i feel like it's kind of it's hot water damn i agree with you for sure but like shit like it's just pointless sort of like just just have tea well i've been drinking this this tea as well every night before bed I need to know is it digestive tea is it a girl's name oh yeah Dr. Nastasia Stolberg right hold on I'll find it she's doing wheat pasting campaigns right now she's a hot lesbian yeah Dr. Stolberg the rest and digest tea a daily soothing streamlined formula to support digestion and eliminate bloat does it have like a the teabag as like a yellow box or a yellow yeah it's a really nice the design's really good actually no no Carolyn got sent a box of that and oh yeah to me it smells like cilantro no jade it's it's it smells horrible but it works i feel honestly i feel really good i think it i think of all the things that i've spent 40 on you know what i mean i i think that this would be in the realm of of oh you paid for it honey uh well i bought three boxes after the after i tried one i was like you know what this works okay this works okay so so you and you you're feeling digested rested and digested it really does i also think that there is sort of a mental game that is like you start a new habit of this tea instead of reaching for the cookies you know i don't think obviously it's not going to replace it because it doesn't taste good but it is sort of like a as kind of a habit guy i sure like the stuff actually actually works this is your dessert vape we'll call it yeah yeah this is my macho vape lily allen it's not a it's not a perfect ab comp replacement but well i hate tea i hate tea because it's too hot but at night before bed when there's no reason not to the dessert avoidance part of it is almost more appealing anything else but we took it upstate with i'm gonna take it on the road with me get a cup of hot water you took the good doctor with you upstate we took the good doctor with us upstate it's real it's real okay that's exciting that's exciting i'm happy for you it does taste funny but i'm also glad that it's you know what i mean if it didn't taste funny would it feel like it worked you know of course of course if it's too delicious you say what's wrong with this i i think i don't mind the taste of it but for some reason the smell of it is just like straight up cilantro broth which i guess is good and you know i'm the smell of things affect the digestion i think like when you see the cartoon and the waves are coming from the pie that's cooling on the window so they go in the nostril and you float over there.

31:08Jason Stewart:I think that has a similar effect on that. Sometimes you just need to smell the espresso and then off you go. I perk the fuck up with one little smell of a delicious espresso. Just a wee bump. You were talking about our friend of the show Joe Budden talking about Jacob Elordi, star of Woldering Heights. And I wanted to ask you, how does wordsmith, rapper, Joe Budden pronounce Jacob Elordi's name? He just can't say it. He's reading off the Oscar nominations. So does he not even attempt? Jacob Elordi. And then White Boy Parks has to step in. Because it's really interesting. They're talking about all the...

31:53Of course, they're excited about Sinners. Sinners is so good. Sinners is amazing. sinners better win every award or it's you know white people are against us and then they can't

32:02Jason Stewart:pronounce like half the other actors names but also to be fair there is a lot of tough foreign nominees you know no no no no of course no no but i i think what's the most interesting is is that they didn't know what marty supreme was and they what oh the only person no seriously and the only person who has seen it is parks and the and and like they did not really know what it was before and and these are people who live and spend time in and around new york city which seem to be the epicenter of marty's supreme dumb yes but the way they talk about they act like listening to like the new re linux album is their job right and the same way that like i need to see these movies to talk about it which i mean obviously we're sort of in the same boat but there's nothing you can do to get me to listen to an Ari Lennox album.

32:50Jason Stewart:So they're so in their Jill Scott silo that they're unable to notice the biggest cultural moment of the last three months. It was honestly kind of surprising because I'm just like, I don't... These people go to the movie theater. If you're that kind of person, and that means you're paying attention more than 90 % of people. I mean, this is why Timmy went on Drewski. so these people are abreast of his goings-on in the cinema. People who would, yeah. Anybody who wouldn't normally, I mean, I think he tried to spread as much as he could. Damn, bro. I know, I know. It was crazy. He tried. But Jacob Elordi, I mean, Jacob Elordi, I mean, I don't think he'll win anything for that.

33:33I'd be shocked if he won something for that movie.

33:35Jason Stewart:No, I don't think so, but there's a lot of action on Twitter I've seen about there, like her talking about. her saying that she basically I think everyone in the world had to google is Margot Robbie married and she's been married for a number of years and has kids I think with her husband it's the classic case of like an A list you know 9 of 10 actress with a fucking quote unquote producer guy who's like pretty good looking just like a guy we would know you know what I mean it's the homie who figured it out but then you think you got it all figured out and then here come jacob alordi and she starts talking about how he like set up flowers on her bed on valentine's day while they were filming and like got my quince on but it looks like laura all right this episode of how i'm gone is brought to you by our dear friends at quince jason i've you know i've looked in your closet you've looked in mine and we can both agree that a thoughtfully built wardrobe comes down to pieces that mix well and last and that's where quince shines premium fabrics considered design and everyday essentials that feel effortless to wear and dependable even as the seasons change jason yeah quince practical clothing that looks good and it works well one thing i like about you go on you go on the quince you're browsing your mongolian cashmere's your lightweights your heavyweights your european jersey linens and the colors that they come in are just regular colors that you would all want you know so many times you see an amazing garment that you want but the color is either just you know not something that you would work with as in your personality type or just straight up ugly as hell and it ruins the garment and quince says no we're going to do it in right normal colors you can pair this with that and it all works together leave the guesswork out of it and if you want to go bold you know pair it with another designer brand and it fits right in doesn't it go bold uh right now Go to quince.com for free shipping and 365-day returns.

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36:18Offer valid March 12th through March 29th, 2026. Exclusions and additional charges may apply. For licenses, see homedepot.com slash license numbers. She said that she became extremely dependent on him. You know what it is? is they're trying to sell a movie the way that like when Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson were dating for a month. You know, it's that. It's a similar kind of thing.

36:44Jason Stewart:Wait, what happened with them? Are they on the outs? Are they done? Or was that really just a fully fabricated for a month thing? I think it lasted during the press tour. Maybe it was real, but it was like, it was because it was a beautiful thing. Yeah. They had a nice cry and off they go. Okay. Damn. Yeah. I totally forgot about that. But yeah, to me it is giving because she has to know she's not an idiot she has to know how this stuff sounds going out into the real world i mean i think actors are playing into it i think actors literally live on a different planet than we do especially at that level and they might literally think this is okay to say yeah i guess so no one's gonna stop them because it helps the fucking you know no one's gonna stop them it helps it's got our crack asses talking about it yeah exactly but i mean like i'm i'm in the movie theater watching you know marty or whatever it is with carolyn and the withering heights trailer comes on tv every woman in the theater you can just hear them like like moaning to themselves like it is they're doing such a good job at horny maxing the trailers for this that like it has like a magic mic feel to it like all the girls just have to go and goon at this movie like yeah i don't care you know it's the same vibe as like a drunk 50 year old like trying to fuck somber at a party or something like that wait isn't this is it wait is this for worthing heights or is this for is this for frankenstein um i think a lord well a lordy is i don't know frankenstein is nominated for some oscar stuff but the the current margot robbie and him thing i think is withering heights yes and they just did like a vogue australia shoot yeah where they're no i think that was in l but yes regardless yeah somebody said that everything now is sexual but not sexy and i thought that sort of like summed up what the vibe of that is because it's just like two very hot people laying in bed together but like you know that they're in relationships and they're not doing it like it just feels it's it's like when you're watching a the the love scene on on top gun two and you're just like this is they're doing a sexual act wait who is that but who is that between is that between tom cruise and glenn powell or is that between a man and a woman uh it's between a man and a woman but it's just like it's just so oddly done in a way of like you have to be you have to watch this film with your parents or you have to watch this oh sure with your children so we gotta so like it's going to happen and we're gonna know but there's gonna be you know, like true sexiness or horniness that, you know, people crave in cinema.

39:20You know what I'm missing this weekend as the temperatures drop is the moment puffer. I don't know if you've been paying attention to what's going on over at Park. The McDonald's logo. Yeah, in Sundance. The fact that I don't have a moment McDonald's logo puffer for these dropping temps is, I mean, I can barely walk through Soho with my head above water.

39:41Jason Stewart:Well, I'm sure there's a Canadian bootleg site that makes TBPN jerseys that is making a McDonald's puffer right now. And we can go on there and buy one. We're going to see Charlie next weekend for the Grammys. I'm going to see the movie on Monday. I'm going to see it on Monday. Okay, flex. So I'm trying to prepare myself to live in the metaverse, if you will. Okay, so this is sort of following in the footsteps of the Marty Supreme, where this movie has its jacket, and now The Moment has their jacket, and the Marty Supreme was sort of polo sport, Supreme, windbreaker, Nike, 2002 era, whatever. The Moment is the McDonald's logo, and then like a Marlboro Mercedes.

40:33Jason Stewart:There's several logos. Yeah, yeah, that kind of thing. So what movie is going to have the next jacket? How many more jackets are going to exist before we have to change it and now it becomes the sweat pant or the hunter boot or the Kangol cap? It's going to be a seasonal item. First of all, no one can wear a Kangol except friend of the show, Jack Harlow, the Kangol goat. I saw a tweet that said he's in his common bee era right now. Yeah, he is. And he can do it. he pulls it off just like uh white folks you know jack harlow shows up dressed like common in a fucking buttery velour mock neck every girl is just like yep down yep i'll throw it all the way i i hope my hope is the moment jacket is not for sale and then it can never be for sale but depending on depending on season watch i think i think we'll just go back to a t-shirt you know because what are you going to do in the middle of july you can't be selling a jacket well we're gonna we're gonna have to innovate because now that we have we've been in the hat and t-shirt and tote bag for years if not decades now and now we have to do a return to you know we've done the the the one of one you know cut and sew jacket for marty we can't come back from that and go straight into t-shirt tote bag trucker hey man i we have i we have to do whatever bottega cross body, a turtleneck, a vest, a hat, a sock, a shoe, whatever it is.

42:08Jason Stewart:It can't just be a t-shirt anymore. I want to agree with you, but I'm scared of innovation. Innovation usually leads to mistakes. Yeah, and that's okay. Fail fast in the merch game, bro. Yeah, I've heard that. Just some breaking news. It looks like Brooks Nader is hooking up casually with Ben Affleck. So I just want to give a shout out to Ben for being, you know, however old he is, smoking two packs a day. He's still blowing the back out of the finest. If he's not in the drive-thru line at Wendy's, he's in the drive-thru line at Burger King. I mean, Affleck, one of the goats. If he's not putting fries in his mouth, he's putting cigs in his mouth.

42:55Jason Stewart:So I want to know, is he meeting, because like Brooke Snader, she's on like a reality show right where does she live she lives in la probably she's on a yeah she's she's on a she was on she has her own reality program she was also on dancing with the stars okay and she's like a basically like a barbie doll like ai model of a blonde bombshell kind of person right yes but she's been she's yes but she's been dissolving her filler as well as her lip filler so she's she's going back do you get do you get updates on your phone about that i just saw some pictures where there was some bruising um from the filler being deflated so i just and i came okay so the question being is this a regular old raya situation or is there's three options it's a raya situation it's uh you know we met at the chateau shared a cigarette bada bing bada boom or this is like the hollywood agent like make a you know call this person's person and this assistant and set it up no no one ben affleck's people ain't setting this up or allowing this to be set up benny benny boy had to go draw outside the lines and get this done himself yeah benny this might have been like i mean if if i'm if i'm benny i have an assistant brooks has an assistant we all have assistants no can't you just tell your assistant hey go uh find out who who does brooks and see if she wants to go grab a drink i mean maybe but i don't think she'll be like and she'll just say no bitch you fired no i'm saying that i don't think this is a setup like for publicity i think it's like he's like she's fine as hell i want to beat and she's like that's ben affleck less yeah what's the doubt no one loses here of course except jennifer lopez of course unlucky i just want to know how i just want to know how the two obviously when the two of them are in the same room he's gonna riz max her to hell and uh it's gonna be awesome when they finally have sex but i want to know how did they how did they meet i bet they met somewhere in real life a chance encounter or was it was it her idea was it his idea did he say bring me the nader or was she like wow i really like his thoughts on it on the future of ai that's look you know that one thing i know about brooks nader she's watching rogan that's that's for fucking sure tech speculation gets me wet i get it i just i'm so i'm so proud of ben he just keeps bouncing back he keeps winning and it's just you know it's a beautiful thing to see yeah it gives you hope it gives you hope as an aging white guy i know it's it's weird because when you're i'm sure that she's not necessarily his type intellectually and you know whatever i think i think his type intellectually is usually is sort of um but i think maybe it's clouded by the physical appearance i could be wrong the same the same way that you know champagne is not my type but you know if someone's pouring a fine vintage who am i to say no sure you know what i mean yeah you and i don't go to the provision shop and buy austeria caviar but you know if we're at the the caa mixer and they do a little bump on the hand you know yeah it'd be a fool to say no sure i think i think i think this is a classic situation where jennifer garner was a love of his life and probably much more intellectually stimulating and then after that he was a broken man and he was like fuck it fuck it J-Lo fuck it Brooks Nader I don't give a shit I don't care he's got a pussy sized hole in his heart and it's not he's got kids he's got like a bunch of kids he probably don't get to see that much I mean you know he's doing his thing the universe is like alright you have to choose between Ben Jennifer Gardner or Jennifer Lopez we've got fire and ice you're two loves you have to who are you gonna choose and he goes yes he's like what do you mean like who are you gonna have sex with all of them all of them i don't think i don't think it's gonna work that way watch it does it's all coming up affleck ain't tricking if you got it i guess speaking of ben our friend and uh how long gone guests and maga tennis star sign you know they do the camera signature after you win uh on the on the tennis matches and maybe some other sports matches as well he signs usa till it's backwards Who did?

47:11Jason Stewart:Ben Shelton. I don't know what USA Till It's Backwards means. Ben Shelton signs the camera after reaching the second week of the Australian Open. Well, I think when you're in Australia, you have to rep for your set. Sure. Which I understand, but I don't understand. Is that sort of his Christian version of suck my dick from the bike? You know, I think Till It's Backwards is sort of like another way of saying Till the casket drop or something like that. Like, I'm always going to feel this way, as it could be a way to paraphrase that statement. But it just kind of feels a little, you know, it's something that a 20 year old millionaire college student, you know, who lives in the American South would write on a camera or, you know, he has he has some right wing e sort of patriotism.

48:01Jason Stewart:But it's a weird thing because patriotism, if you just said, hey, man, USA, out of a global sports event, it's very normal. But now in 2026, with everything going on in the world. You say USA till it's backwards, and they're putting you at the table with fucking Fuentes and Clave LeClaire. Yeah, it's as if he's winning the Australian Open 1939, East Berlin till the casket drop, and it's a little bit like, oh, okay. this is pretty much i think this is i mean i do think he has some weird religious stuff you know but i think overall this is probably a look he's a little maga he's not um who's the who's the guy that the little fat boy that shot somebody and then was acquitted oh kyle rittenhouse the worst one of the one of the all time we gotta i just don't ben ben i know you're not listening but don't become the light-skinned kyle rittenhouse please you got so much going for you there's a situation where I and I take free speech seriously like Andrew Schultz and I really, I obviously care about this country and I think we should figure out a way to take the internet away from certain people.

49:14Jason Stewart:It's like some sort of house arrest situation where if you log on the anklet beeps. Yeah, I think Rittenhouse, I think we gotta take Rittenhouse, I think we gotta take it away. We gotta ban him. He can't have fire us he can't have spectrum he's got to sit and think about what he did no honestly this is so i mean partially because the edible is kicking in but in the future when we are all online and the you know the correctional facility industry and the jail system crumbles this is going to be the new way we're penalized and it will actually maybe help the future of the world where if you commit a crime we take away your access to the internet for a month dude that's what a punishment it'd be it'd be you have to go do your banking in person dude that's enough to get anybody's you have to go to a travel agency to book a flight problem is with him i think he appears at weird like gun shows and shit like i think he's like the way yeah i think the way like oh yeah yeah yeah a d-list celebrity will have to go to like you know sign autographs for a movie they did 30 years ago at like a convention yeah i think he's doing that for the worst people on planet earth like i think he's at like a buck knife convention signing eight by tens you know like where you can see his we the people tattoo we got to get him the fuck out of here honestly these guys there's too many of these guys bro there's so many guys that we got to get out of here yeah we need to have adam 22 and kyle rittenhouse box and whoever whoever loses no internet for a year i like that's some real stuff that honestly that is adam adam 22 would kill himself if he didn't have the internet for you well i mean for many of us it would really destroy our revenue oh i would be on the verge i i'd be on the verge of suicide but how good would it be if you're like well i can't do it i can't make money this year because i got penalized for whatever you know i hit that kid and kept driving whatever it might be and then now i'm a new man i do gardening i journal i wrote four books yeah Once I get out of the deck.

51:17Jason Stewart:I stain the deck. No, the deck would be stained like fucking crazy. I don't even miss FanDuel. You know what I mean? And also the coolest part is back to live television. No streaming services allowed. Oh, I want to talk about streaming real quick. Well, we got to talk about two things. We got to talk about. We can go an hour and 10, Chris. Fuck it. I'm on vacation. We got to talk. I'm not. We got to talk about VPR, the new Vanderpump rules, because they rebooted the entire cast. It's a whole new cast because it was just getting too crazy. I thought... Ooh, reboots it down, mama. I was like, it's going to be terrible.

51:53I'm not going to watch this shit. Like, no way. And then, of course, it was on in my household. And I'm like, oh, let me take a look. How bad could it be? See what the gang's up to. Unfortunately, it's amazing. It's like they never left. And I wasn't expecting it to be so good. so this would be

52:15Jason Stewart:an analogy that I would understand because I've never seen VPR no shade to Nomi Fry and the whole gang but like if and just like that the Sex and the City reboot if that was actually good oh yeah that's what it would feel like where you're like holy shit after 10 years they actually pulled it off there's a gay guy that has like hair down to his ass that he crinkles named Venus who looks like he crinkles? who looks like Riff Raff okay it's a plot okay well i i've never seen this show or or especially the new season but i think i saw a video or a news story maybe it was in the economist or the atlantic i don't remember which one but talking about how the the issue is that pump and her you know her restaurant bar and lounge empire is no longer like a popular busy destination yeah so how is that gonna color the narrative for this season.

53:15Jason Stewart:Are they going to pretend like business is still booming and it's 2012 again or is it going to be about how tough it is? It's so hard to open a restaurant in LA right now. The business isn't part of it at all. It doesn't matter at all. It's about these idiots hating each other, having sex, drinking too much. There's a woman who is a black belt in Taekwondo. Do they have to AI in the crowd. No, no, no. I think it's like they're still doing 160 covers, 170 covers. It's not tragic. It's not tragic. I need to stop talking about food on this podcast so much when you're dropping covers. No, no. I'm only saying that because I heard them say that on the show.

53:56Obviously, I know what the term means, but they were literally saying that on the show. There's these two guys that are cousins and you find out that they have an OnlyFans sort of together like a like a they're posing it's just there's a lot of the homies doing incest there's a lot of modern updates to the format that i wasn't expecting like the only fans edition was like nice a nice surprise there is the there is the the girl who's reminds me of emily oberg that is a black belt in taekwondo um there's you know there's people trying to be singers it's got everything um it's got a hot actor guy who who won't be monogamous you know it's got it's got

54:38Jason Stewart:sort of every everything you would want he contractually is not allowed to be monogamous but the best part about these shows is that it reminds you how many shitty apartments there are in los angeles everywhere from marina del rey to west hollywood to studio city to burbank they all live all over the place and they all live in that certain kind of shitty la apartment that i know that you've probably lived in at some point. I've been in several in my life. It's just a part of the fabric of the city of Los Angeles, and it plays a character, I think, in all of these reality shows that are based there that we just don't get to hear about that much.

55:14We don't give those kind of$1 ,200 a month side street studio city apartments with shitty kitchens. We don't give them enough respect. We need to shine the light on those more, I think. The hidden heroes. the first responders of the entertainment business. Look, it's the set. It's the set. The set designers win Oscars? What about the builders? What about the people who put this together?

55:38Jason Stewart:Yeah, it makes a noise for my location, Scott. But that's one thing. It has to be a real person. It was like when Decatur Dan's first apartment in LA. You know what I mean? That kind of vibe. No, worse than that, honestly. Where it's like, it's 400 square feet, but it's two stories. It's like, damn, half my shit is stairs.

56:00That's literally one of these apartments that's like that. It's like you got three roommates, but you got an upstairs and it's 400 square feet. You only got one parking spot. How's this going to work? Where's the Jenna going to go? No, no, no.

56:09Jason Stewart:The bathroom's on the stairs. Not under the stairs. It is the stairs. Oh, shit. But I urge you, anybody who's skeptical, which I'm sure there are many of us out there, I would say that it is worth a while. I've been watching, just because it has been so cold, I've really been catching up. You said Vanderpump till it's backwards. I've been catching up on Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, which Jason is now starring Rachel Zoe. A nice chef, divorced Rachel. Mother. She's out there looking for love post-Roger. Okay, because Zoe's not with Roger anymore, right? Maybach Zoe 2 is single.

56:46Jason Stewart:Can we get Roger on the pod? I'm sure he's got nothing else going on. Get his, sir. I feel like Roger's probably low-key one of those guys who's a multimillionaire from real estate investments that he forgot about. I feel like he's done something that has made him disgustingly successful that wasn't his job. That he forgot about. Yeah, like, oh, yeah, I bought this building, actually. Yeah, I got this ranch in Santa Inez. And, yeah, they're going to turn it into, like, a brewery and an olive oil factory. I unloaded it. I totally forgot, but, yeah, I'm super liquid right now. The other thing we got to talk about is the Harold Stylish song that did come out and I am.

57:29Jason Stewart:Okay, last episode before we heard it, what did we predict? LCD, Jamie XX kind of vibe. And everyone pretty much agrees. And he came out saying that he was heavily influenced by LCD sound system. I've never been more disappointed. Like being influenced by LCD sound system is fine, but you got to keep that to yourself. You know what I mean? Just make something else up. We need something a little more obscure, but maybe that's part of his whole approach and why it's so successful. It's not that. It's not like, oh, this is actually like craft work, but like a certain lot. You know what I mean? Maybe that's part of it.

58:04Jason Stewart:Yeah, I mean, why explicitly state your references when they're so incredibly clear that you are, you know what I mean? Just say like words and descriptors. Don't say like, I'm trying to sound like D.L. Hewley. And then when you watch me do stand up, like half the jokes are D.L. Hewley jokes. And we're like, yeah, I know. I think it's a little bit like, I think maybe for us it feels like that. For his audience, they probably don't know who LCD Sound System is. Yeah. That's a good point. Or they have very, very little. It would be so cool if LCD opened for him on all these dates. He just comes out and does fucking a couple songs.

58:44And then you're like, wait a second. Look, I'm hoping for more, but I am not super. the fact that I couldn't find a guitar you know that put me in a spot no results found not put me in a spot

58:59Jason Stewart:I don't think we're going to get a ton of guitar ballads on here but I mean you know he doesn't want to make the same album over and over again now that he's you know can do whatever he wants I think it's cool to do those different movements you know he's thinking Beatles he's thinking macro not micro I think that's cool too And I think this will, and also, again, when you're this popular. This is Harry's kid A. When it first came out, ooh, cheers and jeers. And now, you know, and then boom, suddenly disco all the time, whatever it's called. I already forgot. It's going to be looked back. The pitchfork is going to go up, actually.

59:36Jason Stewart:The problem is, is that. They're going to refinance it. It's going to be 9.7 now. No, I think that it's a weird place to be in when you're so popular that you can do anything and it will work. That has to fuck you up mentally a little bit. especially state who you've stolen your music from doesn't matter doesn't matter doesn't matter 26 2026 it doesn't matter that being said you know that being said hopefully we'll get some that being said i'm pulling the rivian up to at least three of those shows at msg and i might i might need to go to london to see shania open yeah that's i mean be a nice little bang bang that's god tier that's god tier i'm gonna go to a few shows because i've missed the only time i've seen harold was at coachella and we only stayed for you know 20 minutes or something 30 minutes maybe so i thought we saw the whole set from him oh we did not bro we left we we didn't get home till 3 a.m but we still didn't leave till i guess it was just that satisfying of a performance i felt full even though i only ate half he came out the he came out the gate the portion was there well yeah so you know i think it'll be fine um and also shout out to friend of the show chad hugo who sued Pharrell for unpaid royalties.

1:00:47Skateboard, skateboard. Break this man off. Give this man a million. You know how far a million dollars goes in Virginia Beach?

1:00:52Jason Stewart:Yeah. I think regardless of the legitimacy of Chad's claims, I think he was saying that basically for a number of years there and a number of hit songs during their meteoric rise and epic run, Pharrell was sort of the face of the group going out there working the working he was front of house and chad was in the back you know making the songs and he you know pharrell has his own airplane and like you said chad 100 a million dollars would really help him out right now i don't think i think chad's got plenty of money i don't know he doesn't he doesn't he's not poor but he's definitely not he's not eating he's not you know really you really think he's i feel like he's a multi-millionaire many times i've booked him to DJ I know how much it costs that doesn't mean less than me if he just wants to DJ but he might just love it at the game I just find it hard to believe he's doing it because there's hoes there but still I mean like he's he's not uh I wouldn't I wouldn't know I don't know if I'd call him wealthy by today's standards and I think what he's also not an irresponsible guy he's not like a party guy he's not a drug addict like he's not like pissing his money away and living a lavish lifestyle he's pretty modest and Pharrell you have hundreds of millions of give your man fucking a 20 piece and just let it be hey bro we don't know what chad we don't know what chad did behind the scenes bro he could have done yeah i know he could three sides he could have done something nasty to pee and now skateboard says you ain't welcome no you come to paris they won't let you in and which you know this is very brooklyn beckham coded you know what i mean dude i don't think anyone's clean in this scenario here no i actually i don't either but i do think that it's one of those situations where they were you know they they needed each other it worked when it worked of course you know it was a it was a real it was one of i would say one of the most uh i mean as far as duos go i feel like they had a run that is the hall of fame level i'm trying to think of other i don't know many production duos but they're definitely the we got the heat makers we got uh what are the two guys in fucking atlanta i forgot they're called they had so Oh, you're talking about organized noise?

1:02:57Jason Stewart:No, no, no. It was more of a deal. Oh, The Runners. I don't know The Runners. They did a lot of Rick Ross shit. Oh. So many to name. I had dinner last night at Tommy Bahama. It's not bad, right? It's not. I like it more than Hillstone. It's the same as Hillstone to me, but it's more fun because it has the island vibe. We had it in Palm Desert, and then there was a story in the New York Times a couple weeks ago about how it's become a power lunch spot in Midtown. Yeah. It's good. It is the same. It's a little bit better than it needs to be. It's a little bit of an underdog. You don't think that the food's going to be as good.

1:03:31Jason Stewart:But you know how they say Chuck E. Cheese, his real name is Charles Entertainment Cheese? Yeah. I came up with the one for Tommy Bahama. What is it? Thomas? Thomas Bahamas.

1:03:47All right. So you're saying you added an S to the end of Bahama. You're saying it's Thomas Bahamas. If it doesn't work, let me know.

1:03:55Jason Stewart:I'll be seated here. No, no, it works great. I'm just trying to understand. I just want to see how you got there. Economy of words. I'll tell you I got here. Two grapefruit skinny martinis. That's all it takes, baby. That's all it takes. Had me hiccuping in my capellini. God damn it. All right, if you're in New York, stay warm. Get the Canada goose out. Get the North Face out. Get the fucking Mountain Harder out. If you're in Hawaii, don't forget to reapply the sunscreen. on the backside after every 45. Don't worry. I can't wait. I'm going to be in LA next week. I'm hoeing myself out. I'm going to all the Grammy parties.

1:04:30I'm going to be out. Valet, I'm going to try to spend a stack on Valet.

1:04:35Jason Stewart:VIP listeners, we'll see you at the bungalows this week. We'll be posted there all week. Chris Valet Challenge starts Friday afternoon in LA. Okay, run it up. Thank you guys for listening to How Long Gone. We'll be back next week with more podcasts and we'll see you soon. Mahalo. Let's do it.

1:04:56Yes, sir.

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One-on-one pod today, Chris is in New York, and Jason is in Hawaii. We chat about Chris's snowpocalypse preparation, freelance nutritionists, Chris received a 77 lb influencer box in the mail, food delivery snow-surge pricing, Lenwich, digestive tea, the horny Wuthering Heights trailer, Brooks Nader and Ben Affleck are casually hooking up, what Ben Shelton wrote on the Australian Open camera lens, the Vanderpump well is pumping again, what Chris hates about the new Harry Song, and it's time Skateboard P gives Chad Hugo a lump sum.

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